Stops Along The Turquoise Trail

Sandia Peak Ski Area

Just a Tram ride away (or short drive) from Albuquerque, you can explore 300 acres of slopes with a variety terrain. This is where you will find a friendly price, wide open trails, blue skies and perfect grooming.

Tags: Sandia Park, Entertainment/Recreation, For Kids, Outdoor, Skiing

Photos of Sandia Peak Ski Area

You might also like to visit

Turquoise Trail Electric, Plumbing & Water - FREE electrical and plumbing estimates. Water storage systems, well services and softeners. FREE water testing.

Turquoise Hills Riding Co. - Guided horseback rides on our gentle horses in the serene hills of Cerrillos through exclusive turquoise mining country to epic mountain views.

Cerrillos Community Church - A Bible based Christian Fellowship. Visit our website CerrillosChurch.com for service times, places and to see ministries we support.

Mortenson Silver & Saddles - Saddles, Tack & Custom Silver Shop with an array of Cowboy Collectibles. Mon-Fri 9-4pm. Now offering horseback rides through the historic movie town, call Clint (505) 690-3118.

Sandia Peak Tramway - Ride the Tramway - 2.7 miles rising to 10,378 feet with an 11,000 square mile panoramic view.

Mortenson Ranch - Embark on a memorable western horseback adventure! We’ll saddle you up and take you on an epic trail ride through beautiful New Mexico terrain where hundreds of Westerns have been filmed.

Jezebel Soda Fountain - Experience the original soda fountain from the 1920's. Jezebel's decadent romance with food parlor.

Santa Fe County Open Space, Trails and Parks - Santa Fe County Open Space, Trails & Parks manages and conserves a vibrant network of cultural, historical, recreational and community resources and provides access to public lands for unique outdoor experiencs

Origami in the Garden - Private sculpture garden of artists Jennifer and Kevin Box. Artworks rotate annually on this outdoor walking trail. Open seasonally.

Madrid Brewing Co. - Visit the Madrid Railyard and check out the new Madrid Brewery (opening spring of 2025) and renovations to the museum along with Cowgirl Red and the Mad Reefer dispensary.