Stops Along The Turquoise Trail

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

Tags: Top of the Trail, Entertainment/Recreation, Biking, Educational, For Kids, Hiking, Horseback Riding, Outdoor, Picnic

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Santa Fe Skies RV Park - (North of Cerrillos/Lone Butte) Scenic • "Big Rigs" • Clubhouse • Propane • Laundry • Pets Welcome. East of gas/convenience at 14/599 light.

The Mine Shaft Tavern and Cantina - Madrid's Historic Tavern now also has heated deck that overlooks town. Serving lunch & dinner with full bar. Winner of the Santa Fe Green Chile Cheeseburger! Live Music every weekend & 12 Local Brews on Tap!

Museum of Encaustic Art - Features over 100 works in encaustic wax, fastest growing medium in the nation. Open Fri, Sat, Sun 11-4pm. Closed January. Appt only February/March.

Casa Grande Trading Post, Cerrillos Turquoise Mining Museum & Petting Zoo - We mine and sell rare Cerrillos Turquoise. Gift Shop, Collectibles, old Bottles, Rocks and Minerals. Featured on Antiques Roadshow. "Come by & feed the animals". Mine tours available by advance reservation.

96.9FM KMRD - Independent, noncommercial, freeform community radio. Tune in at 96.9 FM or listen online

Cedar Crest Country Cottage & Stables - Enjoy a peaceful journey on horse back, riding forest trails through the beautiful East Sandia Mountains. Lodging available. Guest ranch. Open year round!

Tinkertown Museum - 40th Anniversary! TripAdvisor names Tinkertown as a top ten small museum in the USA. Open April 1 to November 1 Fridays though Mondays 10am-4:00pm

Talking Talons Youth Leadership - To elevate youth and the community to become effective advocates and ethical stewards of themselves, wildlife, and the environment.

Tijeras Pueblo Archaeological Site - Museum, self-guided interpretive trail, site tours, native garden, lectures, workshops, classroom visits, and presentations to community groups and schools.