- Our list of the best things to do in Espanola, New Mexico, features the top 64 nearby activities — including 42 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Espanola, NM has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Museums & Galleries, Sights & Landmarks, Outdoor Places, and Food & Drink.
- The results below include the top 2 things to do within the city of Espanola, NM , followed by 62 popular activities in nearby cities, including Santa Fe, Los Alamos, Abiquiu, Chimayo, Embudo, Tesuque, Dixon and Taos
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A variety of goods are available at the Tesuque Flea Market. There are jewelry items, rugs, pottery, art, clothing, pieces from garage or estate sales, and even some imported goods.
17.6 Miles
With two mountain ranges serving as the backdrop, the Santa Fe Opera House, is a 2,100 seat outdoor opera and entertainment venue. The facility has won awards for its open-air design and architecture while the shows held there are always top notch entertainment.
17.6 Miles
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2110 Highway 68, Embudo, NM 87531
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Both the Rio Grande and the Rio Chama are served by the New Wave Rafting Co. Private Day Tours. All ages and skill levels can enjoy rafting these rivers every day of the week between April and August.
18.1 Miles
More than 70 miles of trails make Bandelier National Monument one of the most sought after destinations for camping and hiking enthusiasts. Discover petroglyphs, ancient dwellings carved into the soft cliffs or simply enjoy the spectacular mountain views.
18.1 Miles
Discover the ancient ruins in Frijoles Canyon, located in Bandelier National Monument. The hiking trails range from easy to difficult, and there are abundant camp sites available for outdoor lovers.
18.1 Miles
Situated in the Embudo Valley, La Chiripada Winery has been operating for over 30 years, making it the oldest winery in northern New Mexico. Approximately 20 varieties of wine are produced every year.
18.5 Miles
Featuring 37 trails for skiers of all levels, Parajito Ski Mountain, is one of the best kept secrets in Los Alamos. Winter enthusiasts enjoy skiing, snow-boarding, or Nordic skiing and lessons are available for beginners.
18.7 Miles
Visitors to the Shidoni Foundry are able to witness 2000 degree bronze being poured into molds once a week to better understand the work that goes into metal sculptures. The sculpture garden is open throughout the week though for those who cannot attend the bronze pour days.
18.7 Miles
The use of wax molds gives the glass made at Tesuque Glassworks an interesting look. Glass artists work in a nearby shop and can be regularly viewed while the glass pieces on display are able to be purchased.
19.1 Miles
This section of Bandelier National Monument, known as Tsankawi, is a hikers paradise. Follow ancient trails to discover homes carved into the mountainside, climb ladders to reach other levels and enjoy this trip back in time.