Things To Do
in Albuquerque

A stunning range offering numerous trails with varying difficulty levels and breathtaking views of Albuquerque.

Provides a vast area for hiking with diverse ecosystems and scenic landscapes, suitable for all skill levels.

Features numerous hiking trails that wind through ancient petroglyphs and stunning volcanic landscapes.

Known for its unique rock formations and scenic hiking trails with panoramic views of the surrounding area.

A popular 9-mile trail that climbs from the foothills to the crest of the Sandia Mountains, offering stunning vistas.

Offers several trails through scenic landscapes and is perfect for both hiking and picnicking with family.

A beautiful trail that leads to the Sandia Crest, passing through forests and offering access to the scenic tramway.

Offers several hiking options with beautiful canyon views, wildlife, and a peaceful atmosphere.

The main airport serving Albuquerque, offering numerous domestic and limited international flights.

Located approximately 335 miles southwest of Albuquerque, it's one of the major airports in the Southwest US with numerous international flights.

Situated around 600 miles southeast of Albuquerque, DFW is a major international gateway with extensive flight options.

Approximately 600 miles north of Albuquerque, DEN is a major hub for domestic and international travel.

Located about 640 miles northwest of Albuquerque, LAS serves as a significant international airport with various carriers.

Approximately 48.5% of Albuquerque's population identifies as Hispanic or Latino, making it the largest demographic group in the city.

The second largest group, with around 37.5% of the population identifying as White or European American, excluding those of Hispanic or Latino descent.

About 4.4% of Albuquerque's residents identify as Native American, reflecting the city's cultural heritage and proximity to many Native American tribes.

This group makes up approximately 3.9% of the population, contributing to the city's diverse cultural landscape.

Around 2.6% of Albuquerque's population identifies as Asian, with various ethnicities including Asian Indian, Chinese, and Vietnamese represented.

Individuals identifying as Two or More Races account for about 3.1% of the city's population, reflecting the growing trend of multiracial identity.

This includes individuals who do not identify with any of the aforementioned categories, making up about 0.5% of the population.

Basketball is a popular sport in Albuquerque with various local leagues and youth programs, as well as support from the University of New Mexico's men's and women's teams.

Soccer has seen a surge in popularity, with numerous youth leagues and the presence of professional teams like New Mexico United contributing to its growth.

American football is widely followed, especially at the high school and collegiate levels, with the University of New Mexico Lobos being a central team in the community.

Baseball enjoys popularity in Albuquerque, hosting local leagues, and the Albuquerque Isotopes, a Triple-A minor league affiliate of the Colorado Rockies.

MMA has gained a significant following, with numerous training gyms, amateur events, and professional fights being hosted in the city.

Lacrosse is growing in popularity, especially among youth, with various clubs and programs available for young athletes in the city.

Running and distance events are widely practiced, with numerous organized races and running clubs catering to all levels of fitness.