- TripBuzz found 47 things to do with kids in or near Los Alamos, New Mexico, including 38 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Jemez Springs, Santa Fe, Abiquiu and Cochiti Pueblo.
- From Pajarito Ski Mountain to Bandelier National Monument, the Los Alamos area offers 46 different types of family activities, including: History Museums, Hiking Trails, Rock Climbing and Theaters.
- One of the fastest growing cities in New Mexico, Los Alamos is rich in history and culture. It is home to several museums along with a national park with nature trails, campgrounds, canyons and an overlook. The city also offers an historical museum, science center and a number of art galleries.
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Exhibits and stories of past Madrid are displayed at the Madrid Old Coal Town Museum. Visitors are able to explore the coal mining operations and and even climb on Engine 769 and ring the train's bell.
41.1 Miles
The ancient ruins at the Coronado State Monument reveal the history of the Native American farmers who lived in the area upon Coronado's arrival. The site also features a museum with perserved frescos of these people and original art.
41.1 Miles
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105 D Pleasant View Drive, Bernalillo, NM 87004
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Kayak and canoe tours of the middle Rio Grande Bosque are offered by Quiet Waters Paddling Adventures. Guests can also rent kayaks and canoes to paddle on their own or participate in a Sunset Float that features a campfire and snacks after paddling.
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Showing historic and vintage automobiles, the J&R Vintage Auto Museum offers exhibits for all car enthusiasts. Exhibits and cars on display include a 1918 Model T, 1917 Marmon, 1969 Cougar, and many miniature die cast cars.
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The first stop at the Pecos National Historic Park is of course the Visitors Center that allows guests to see a short film about the area and collect any maps or trail guides. The ruins of a Native American pueblo are nearby, and guests can also fly fish.
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At roughly 10,000 feet heigh, the Sandia Crest Byway allows visitors to take in panoramic views of the Rio Grande, Albuquerque, and the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Five life zones are covered on the way up the byway with several climbing switchbacks for a fun drive.
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The 4-acre Rio Vista Park contains a dog park, a skate park, a walking path, and basketball courts. Visitors can also play tether ball or use the site's barbeque grills and picnic tables.
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3001 Center Blvd NE, Rio Rancho, NM 87144
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During the fall season, visitors pick their own pumpkin of any size and shape from Galloping Grace Youth Ranch Pumpkin Patch. The patch has various activities like pumpkin decorating contests and hay stacks for kids to play on.
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Featuring 27 holes in its signature golf course, the Paa-Ko Ridge Golf Club is open to the public. There are landing areas and greens that are separated with arroyos, rock outcroppings, and native vegetation.
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Vista Hills Park is a permanent disc golf course established in 1990. The 5 acre grassy terrain is moderately hilly and lightly wooded. The course includes 9 baskets distributed over 2514 feet with a 60 ft. of elevation change.