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Heading out to Rio Grande Valley State Park on an Albuquerque Vacation

Starting from the Sandia Pueblo in the north, and running through Albuquerque to the south in Isleta Pueblo, the 4,300-acre park called the Rio Grande Valley State Park was set in 1983. The park offers a lovely environment, with its large cottonwood trees, coyote willow, and New Mexico olive creating a cool forest. Many habitats have formed around it for beavers, abundant bird species, turtles and snakes. Hiking, bicycling, mountain biking, in-line skating and horseback riding can be ventured here after taking in the marvelous surroundings. One can hike on the Paseo del Bosque which runs next to the east part of the river Rio Grande, or take any one of the natural trails formed under the cottonwood trees. Also, you can have fun on the river by boating, kayaking, canoeing, or rafting. Some points of interest for visitors to see are: Rio Grande Open Space, Calabacillas, Arroyo, Shining River Parking Area, Rio Grande Nature Center, Peublo Montano Picnic Area and Trailhead, Rio Bravo Riverside Picnic Area, Fishing Pier and Nature Trail, Rio del Norte Picnic Area, and the Aldo Leopold Interpretive Trail and Forest. The state run park is a treat for all visitors and the river Rio Grande runs along it, making this site a piece of heaven in New Mexico.

Family Sites to Visit during Albuquerque Vacations: Cliff's Amusement Park

The 15-acre Cliff's Amusement Park sits in the midst of Albuquerque and is thoroughly enjoyed by everyone visiting the family-owned amusement park. There are 25 rides here in which the log flume, steel roller coaster, children's rides and New Mexico's only wooden roller coaster, the New Mexico Rattler, are a treat for all. The Spider, Demolition Disco, and the Big Flush, are also exciting for the whole family. Other thrilling rides a family can enjoy are the Super Fire Ball, Rattler, Sidewinder, Cliff Hanger, Falling Star, and Musik Express. The Number 1 place for family fun in Albuquerque, the parks family rides, which include the Carousel, Demolition Disco, Galaxi, Rock-O-Plane, Scrambler, Sea Dragon, Train, and Tilt-A-Whirl, proves that there is something for everyone here. Your children will not want to leave the place when they visit the water rides and the Kiddieland. Only open during summer, early spring and autumn, the Cliff's Amusement Park has different days of running. There are different tickets available and the costs run from $2. 50 (without added tax), to $19. 95 (without added tax), $24. 95 (without added tax), and $69. 95 (without added tax). Make the best family time by visiting the Cliff's Amusement Park on your Albuquerque vacation!

Albuquerque Vacation - Amazing Tingley beach

There are so many things to do while vacationing in Albuquerque, New Mexico, that you will have a tough time fitting everything in your schedule. The one place you should definitely visit in Albuquerque is the Tingley Beach which is well designed to fully entertain people of all age groups. The Tingley Beach is the perfect place to avail the facilities of fishing ponds where you can fish with your kids and have a great time. Also available at the facility are boating ponds, paddle boats and natural trails that will give you a sense of adventure. In the early the Tingley beach was called Conservancy beach and it is now one of the best places to impart kids with information regarding various fishing techniques and many boating exercises. If you want to have a new-learning experience on your vacation in Albuquerque you should definitely put a visit to the Tingley beach on your schedule.

Site to see on Albuquerque Vacations: New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science

The New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science was founded in 1986 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The museum won the 2008 Parents Picks quest to find the Best Museum for Big Kids because of the entertainment and awe it inspires to onlookers. One can get to explore a cave, walk through a volcano, or discover the Ice Age at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science. With a total of eight permanent TimeTracks exhibits, the take of New Mexico from the Paleozoic to the present are depicted to you. The museum has plenty of dinosaurs in store - from the statues outside the main entrance, to a T-Rex in the atrium, to one massive hall with several complete and massive dinosaur skeletons. An entire wing of the museum has been devoted to astronomical exhibits, along with an exhibit showing/about the birth of the personal computer, which happened in Albuquerque. The Naturalist Center, Planetarium, Dynatheater, Lodestar Astronomy Center, and Nature Works Discovery Store are other places to see here at the museum.