Small gym; very conveniently located (at least for me) near Trader Joe's & the swimming pool is my…read morefavorite in town (of the community centers). They have a small but good selection of workout machines & a lovely little room down a hallway with mats for more private workouts on mats. The murals throughout are amazing, featuring local artists & landmarks/scenes of interest & there are explanations of each in the hallway. The staff is always friendly. Locker rooms are not elaborate but have what you need (showers, lockers, toilets, etc.) But I don't see a scale for weight in there... that is in the hallway (they have 2 -- one does BMI, too, I think... but I don't weigh much, so I can't speak from experience.)

i enjoy coming here. it's a little run down, the pools are a little stained, and the chlorine's…read morepretty strong smelling... so people who like things perfect might not like it as much. but the people are great, the mood is chill, and you can almost always get a lane. and the therapy pool is wonderful.

I have read the previous review of the pool and tend to believe that they have improved things…read moresince the review was written. I see literally everyone ( women ) taking showers before swimming and after. All of the showers in the women's area work perfectly fine and have warm water. I don't have complaints about the pool, at least not currently. It is easy to get a lap lane in the morning as well. The overall gym is pretty basic for a hardcore gym goer such as myself, BUT, it has all of the basic equipment that most of us need to stay fit. The even better part is that it is rarely crowded ( at least during the day) and parking is easy. The outdoor track is in a gorgeous setting and the 3 mile running loop is decent for a run or walk ( though perhaps not so scenic :) For me, this place is a lifesaver. Let's face it, we're in Pojoaque, rural northern New Mexico, and I'm happy we have a gym at all. If you live nearby, I encourage you to check it out. The staff is friendly and the amenities are pretty good. I'm grateful that it's nearby.

Really wonderful park in heart of Santa Fe for young, old, 2 and 4 legged. Big playground area with…read moreplenty to climb and run around. Also a unique series of nicely landscaped trails with plenty of benches. Big grassy areas for picnic, and several tables as well. Well done! The parking lot was a bit hard to find. It's on a short narrow road - Callejon- off of Paseo de Peralta. It's a small road, easily missed. It's like an alley behind a big building, parallel to the railroad tracks. If you miss it, turn into Camino de la Familia (next turn onto another small road but more visible) - there is a paid lot there with access to the park. Both my dog and I enjoyed this park!

This review is for the park. The Playground feels as if it was created 10 years ago and things have…read moregone wrong since then. Some of the slides are literally gone, while others could not be used because the ground is too far from the bottoms. Some of the toddler area interactive objects are cute and fun, but altogether it seems like things have gone long forgotten here. Parking is one dollar an hour. All of the rope climbing stuff looks cool, but my kids are kind of young for that.

Love this pool and the entire recreation center there! Staff are helpful and pleasant. Pool water…read morenot too cold! Santa Fe is so fortunate to have more than one indoor pool for its many swimmers.

NO BRA TOPS!!!!! Nice facility overall with an even nicer…read morepool at reasonable prices. Don't want a membership but need to work out occasionally? They've $4 drop in's available that's for all day. Pretty handy. I like that there's sign in/out sheets for bikes, treadmills and elliptical equipment, that way if your short on time you know you'll be able to jump on and get your heart pumping. I generally workout in tasteful attire and this tends to include my bra top. Today I was asked to change or leave. I find this rhetoric discerning because it puts us back on the women's rights time table by about 100yrs. I have lived and worked out in gyms all over including Israel, Pittsburgh, Ptld, Albuquerque and nvr was given grief at a gym for my choice of clothing. The employee couldn't even produce the policy which tells me it's BS. I did throw on a top to stay and continue my workout but asked on my way out if I broke a rule I'd like to know. They couldn't even find it?! Real nice. So, just a word of caution...no bra tops!

Been there 2 times, and both times we were confronted by the blonde female employee at the front…read moredesk. She was beyond rude and disrespectful both times we've played. Almost to a point of harassment. Overall decent course- but the blonde female employee needs to go.

Beautiful course. Fun and challenging. Course was in great shape. Don't understand all the bad…read morereviews about course employees. Every single employee I came into contact with from pro shop to bar and grill to the starter was polite and helpful. I accidentally left my credit card with the beverage cart employee and they mailed it back to me with no problem. I highly recommend Black Mesa.

The Ranger was friendly! $20 per car, cash or card. The hike trails are both about 1/4 of a mile…read more Prepare to get your shoes and legs wet if you go through the bottom trail. Top trail has a few steep sections. We spent a little over an hour (hiking both trails). Got some good pictures and enjoyed nature!

This waterfall blew my mind! I didn't know that such a large waterfall existed in NM! I'm so glad…read morewe hiked it, and I'll be back! The water was pretty frigid, but still fun!

We had a fun water rafting day with our guide Sparky. This was the first time for our family to…read morewater rafting. Our experience was top notch from reading all the great information they provide on their website, to booking the trip and traveling to the river and back. They even provided a health and delicious snack. I would definitely book another trip. Also, I I thought I booked our trip for the Wednesday we were in town and actually booked it for the following week. We showed up and they were able to accommodate date is for the next day!!!! I can't thank them enough for finding a guide to take us out in short notice.

My group of 12 river rafted with these folks and it was super. 4 hours on the Rio Grande river…read more The guides were terrific. The river was a little bit low which made getting through the rapids challenging age the guides would figure out how to get it done.

This is a very well taken care of trail that is very easy for people to see quite up close. You…read morecould possibly have a stroller or wheelchair here and still see a lot. There are seats all throughout the routes. The first third of the trail isn't as shaded but the entire last portion is quite shaded. There's also a bathroom available about 2/3rds of the way to alcove house. The history is amazing. Glad we are preserving this place and sharing it with the public.

One of my favorite national parks that I have ever been to and hiked! STUNNING. I love that you can…read morehike up the ladders on one of the hikes here. That hike definitely is not for the faint of heart and pushed my limits at the top (you are high and it seems scary) but it is one of my most memorable hikes all around for the scenery and unique experience. A must visit! For those who don't to do the ladder hike, you can still walk to the bottom of it and look up and get a good view. So there is something for all levels here. The scenery is gorgeous. It does get windy here sometimes (we had a lot of wind blasting us as we were climbing the ladders) so be careful and be prepared for that. The nature all around is beautiful. Additionally, there are some tables so you could bring a picnic. Staff in the visitor center is very friendly and has lots of great recommendations of what to do here or nearby. A must do! This was the highlight of my trip to this area and I can't recommend it enough :)