Four Scenic Byways have gained national and state recognition: Jemez Mountain Trail; El Camino Real, Route 66 and Corrales.
For a historical perspective, visit: Bandelier National Monument with its Anasazi ruins; Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks with geologic formations found nowhere else in the northern hemisphere; Coronado State Monument with its ancient pueblo ruins along the Rio Grande; Jemez State Monument, even the Intel Museum to understand the development of the computer chip.
Outdoor recreation galore with year-round golf; camping, mountain biking, Cross country skiing, fishing and the New Mexico Soccer Tournament Complex.
Wine production dates back here more than two centuries. Five wineries and the New Mexico Wine Festival still flourish.
Native America still thrives in Sandoval County with the pueblos of Cochiti, Jemez, San Felipe, Santa Ana, Sandia, Santo Domingo and Zia.
See Sandoval. And see all the reasons you came to New Mexico.
