Amanda’s Guidebook
Local dive
Historic Outing and Recreation
•Tomé Hill Park
Tome Hill has been a landmark for travelers up and down the Rio Grande Valley for centuries. On the eastern face of the volcano The rocks are graced with countless petroglyphs and on the western side lies the town of Tomé built upon a previous Indian Pueblo somewhere around 1680 as a mission church and land grant.
442-448 La Entrada Rd, Los Lunas, NM 87031
El Cerro de Los Lunas
El Cerro de Lunas is a volcano towering over the new suburbs west of Los Lunas proper. The volcano is laced with walking trails lovely views of the valley and Manzano mountains beyond to the east and stark views of the expansive upper Sonoran desert stretching west until it terminates In a range of mountains known for its exquisite native marble featured in local architecture like the Albuquerque history Museum.
NM-6, Los Lunas, NM 87031
Eats:
Blake’s Lotaburger (a MUST local dive for a good burger!)
+1 (505) 869-1001
The Luna Mansion
+1 (505) 865-7333
Teofilos
+1 (505) 865-5511
Shopping:
East side of the river on Main Street:
Albertsons
2351 Main St NE, Los Lunas, NM 87031
Smiths (sketchy)
2580 Main St NE, Los Lunas, NM 87031
West Side of River on Main Street:
Walgreens
1861 Main St NW, Los Lunas , NM 87031
Walmart
2250 Main St NW, Los Lunas, NM 87031
Los Lunas
Historic Outing and Recreation
•Tomé Hill Park
Tome Hill has been a landmark for travelers up and down the Rio Grande Valley for centuries. On the eastern face of the volcano The rocks are graced with countless petroglyphs and on the western side lies the town of Tomé built upon a previous Indian Pueblo somewhere around 1680 as a mission church and land grant.
442-448 La Entrada Rd, Los Lunas, NM 87031
El Cerro de Los Lunas
El Cerro de Lunas is a volcano towering over the new suburbs west of Los Lunas proper. The volcano is laced with walking trails lovely views of the valley and Manzano mountains beyond to the east and stark views of the expansive upper Sonoran desert stretching west until it terminates In a range of mountains known for its exquisite native marble featured in local architecture like the Albuquerque history Museum.
NM-6, Los Lunas, NM 87031
Eats:
Blake’s Lotaburger (a MUST local dive for a good burger!)
+1 (505) 869-1001
The Luna Mansion
+1 (505) 865-7333
Teofilos
+1 (505) 865-5511
Shopping:
East side of the river on Main Street:
Albertsons
2351 Main St NE, Los Lunas, NM 87031
Smiths (sketchy)
2580 Main St NE, Los Lunas, NM 87031
West Side of River on Main Street:
Walgreens
1861 Main St NW, Los Lunas , NM 87031
Walmart
2250 Main St NW, Los Lunas, NM 87031
Sightseeing
Albuquerque is graced with an amazing amalgamation of Heritage lining route 66. Starting near Carlisle Boulevard and Central and heading west on Central all the way past downtown and terminating at old town there is no end to the restaurant and cultural options. Walk around the Nob Hill area and check out trendy restaurants and cafés, hit downtown and buy a fun hat at the men’s hat shop or stroll the streets of old town and see where Albuquerque begin back in 1706. The zoo, botanical garden, aquarium, and Albuquerque history museum are all within a few minutes of old townCenter.
52 locals recommend
Albuquerque
Albuquerque is graced with an amazing amalgamation of Heritage lining route 66. Starting near Carlisle Boulevard and Central and heading west on Central all the way past downtown and terminating at old town there is no end to the restaurant and cultural options. Walk around the Nob Hill area and check out trendy restaurants and cafés, hit downtown and buy a fun hat at the men’s hat shop or stroll the streets of old town and see where Albuquerque begin back in 1706. The zoo, botanical garden, aquarium, and Albuquerque history museum are all within a few minutes of old townCenter.
As the oldest capital in the United States Santa Fe has so much history and an air of classical Spain. Take time to hit all of the highlights like Canyon Road & the plaza. But do not miss the hidden gardens off the main streets. Keep your eyes out for small entrances that expand into large patios with upper balconies where one can lean on a rail and savor the view. Also not to be missed is the twisting road that makes its way to Santa Fe ski area as you climb several thousand feet to a beautiful valley filled with Aspen and spruce and a babbling brook.
233 locals recommend
Santa Fe
As the oldest capital in the United States Santa Fe has so much history and an air of classical Spain. Take time to hit all of the highlights like Canyon Road & the plaza. But do not miss the hidden gardens off the main streets. Keep your eyes out for small entrances that expand into large patios with upper balconies where one can lean on a rail and savor the view. Also not to be missed is the twisting road that makes its way to Santa Fe ski area as you climb several thousand feet to a beautiful valley filled with Aspen and spruce and a babbling brook.