The city advertises more lanes than is actually offered. The truth is all lanes are available…read moreFriday from 6pm to 6:30pm. Then, at 6:30 pm, you have four lanes devoted for lap swimming, however, two of these lanes are issued to a high school team which is supervised by a coach. So the truth is that from 6:30 pm to 8pm you offer 2 lanes for city lap swimming; unfortunately, that's not all. I spoke with David this evening who identified himself as the supervisor for the pool area; he is a respectful and a friendly young man. I explained to him that in the two lanes offered for lap swimming there are people doing calisthenics and jogging today but last week there were snorkeling. He explained, he meant to have his lifeguards enforce lap swimming but he has not done it yet. So in fact the Los Altos Pool offers the citizens of Albuquerque one lane of lap swimming on Friday from 6:30pm to 8 pm. I hope they update the description of what is actually happening so adults driving here are not surprised every week.

My favorite indoor pool. it was redone a few years ago so the lockerrooms are so much better than…read morethey used to be. Sadly, the staff could do a better job of keeping them clean, but they're not disgusting or anything. The pool is 25 meters, not yards, which is nice. The water is the warmest of all the pools which is great for someone who hates cold water. Sometimes in the winter, the air can get too cool (true of all city pools), so even though the water is warm, the air is not (sometimes). Still overall the best pool in the city for lap swimming. Wish they had better hours but that's a staffing issue and hopefully that will get better.

I remember when the County took this land over and worked it up and thought this would be a waste…read moreof county resources. I was 100% wrong. I live close by in the North Valley and my dog and I walk down here at least twice a week, make the loop and walk back up the Albuquerque Drain Trail home. What a great facility. It's the terminus of the "jewel in the crown" ABQ Open Space Bike trail, has an excellent parking lot and you can walk or bike from here in four directions on trails that take you all over the Alameda and Corrales Rio Grande Open Space. the trees, the plants, the two ponds and the trails are excellent. My dog, Sophie, also gives it a five-star rating as well. I last week photographed fruit blossoms there and have photographed birds as well. Love it here!

Wonderful, clean, family friendly. Love the different areas. Cool to learn more about local water…read moreand plants

Super fun and clean. An amazing place to take the family. Even just a good place to go and have funread more

This place is a cute little spot for jumping. However, they are always understaffed when there are…read moremultiple birthday parties going on and the staff look like they want to rip their eyelids off. The front desk people are super rude and disgruntle. The employees need more training and support, especially working around children and families.

I'll start off saying what we all know but Tingley Beach is really not a beach…read more However, that doesn't mean you shouldn't check it out. In my experience, it's been a great spot for enjoy enjoying the beautiful weather and taking a brisk walk with friends. I do recommend being cautious about your surroundings and staying in the more populated areas as I've done a few volunteer cleanups in the area and as you get into the brush, you never know what you'll find. The views of the mountains are absolutely gorgeous and the wildlife are very entertaining to watch.

Not overly special, but accessible areas with ponds in the vastness of a concrete jungle are great…read more There is a catch & release pond and a catch and take pond. We didn't make it to the 3rd one. The catch ponds are supposed to be stocked. Can't say for sure because we weren't fishing today. Just a nice leisurely puppy walk along the trail. Too warm to stay on the pavement or gravel areas so it was a short walk.

The gym is a great facility but the open gym structure is difficult when you have two very…read moredifferent sports that is being played. Also the volleyball net is left up, which creates a safety issue. I spoke with the director and he was not willing to talk about it and not nice. Plus the cadence in which the volleyball net is used is not worth the risk of injury of their members.

This is a beautiful place to enjoy a day of swimming, family friendly, fantastic staff, lifeguards…read moreon point, gorgeous mountain views, and really nice facility all set in the lovely Corrales neighborhood, we had a fantastic day!!! There is an area for the littles that they can walk in and stand, awesome slide/splash rec area in the center, and separated area for the adults to swim. Plenty of room to set up chairs and the like, or plan a get together with friends and family, just an all around really nice place to spend an afternoon.

I love going out to the volcanos to hike. The views and atmosphere are amazing! The trails are…read morewell marked with good signage. There are primitive style bathrooms at the parking lot. There are also benches along the first part of the trail and a nice overlook area with a covered awning to shield the sun. A great outing every time!

This was a great hike with amazing views. The hike itself is pretty easy. Unless you are climbing…read morethe cones it is nice and easy. The paths are well marked and maintained.

Recently visited and were well surprised by the variety of exhibits to explore. The space itself is…read morewell kept, staff is friendly and communicative, and the diversity of options is appreciated. The museum itself houses interactive options across all floors and allows the children and adults to "play" in each space.

Weekday visits are far better than weekends. I have a pre-K child, and our first weekend visit was…read moretough, crowded play areas, kids pushing and not sharing, and a noticeable lack of parent engagement. Weekdays attract a different mix of families, and the experience improves dramatically. The exhibits are engaging, and my kiddo could happily stay at the bubble station on repeat. There is food on site, bathrooms are clean, and the staff is genuinely kind. As a parent, it is refreshing to have interactive museums like this in town. Adults can enjoy the activities too, but this space is designed for kids of all ages. During peak weekend hours, letting children take the lead makes the experience better for everyone. Only took one star because I wish there was more staff interaction- for times with children are not always kind & parents who are not paying attention. It's not ok for a stranger to get involved, so it would be nice if staff monitored just a little more. Still wondering if this is a museum dig or community parenting issue. You be the judge. 9/10 recommend!

A++ club-- personal and honest management. VERY kid-friendly…read more its serious about tennis, pickleball, and swimming. many social events too. unlike many tennis clubs, there is no snobbishness and attitude here. highly recommended. convenient location in heart of town.

Tennis Club of Albuquerque is like no other club in Albuquerque. Very family oriented and friendly…read morewith pickleball, seasonal pool, excellent tennis facilities and gym.