Stops Along The Turquoise Trail

Sandia Peak Tramway

Riding the Sandia Peak Tram, you will see natures beauty unfold as you travel 2.7 miles rising to 10,378 feet with an 11,000 square mile view. You will be greeted by the one-of-a-kind TEN 3 Restaurant. Purchase your tram tickets at sandiapeak.com.

Tags: Sandia Park, Entertainment/Recreation, Gift Shops, Restaurants, Eating/Drinking, Educational, For Kids, Hiking, Outdoor, Shopping, Skiing

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