Water, water, water! Bring at least 3 litters of water. You will not have any left over. It is a…read moretrue kickass hike! The last time I did it I was scrambling up a steep rock face, and there was a gentleman waiting for me at the top of the rock face who encouraged me by saying, "you are almost at the crash site!" When I told him that I knew because I had been there before, he responded in amazement and asked, "why the heck did you come back?!" Yep, for many, it is that kind of hike! I believe it is rated at 4.8 out of 5 in difficulty, and by the time you finish the last half mile or so you will probably agree. Download a topographic trail (i.e. AllTrails) map on your phone, and you might need to bring an extra power source, because your phone may drain down searching for a cell signal while you lay down electronic breadcrumbs on the digital map. However, there are two places where it is almost guaranteed that you will miss a turn, and add some "bonus" miles. You definitely don't need "bonus " miles on this hike. You pass through at least 2-3 biomes as you ascend and descend. It's an interesting hike, but be prepared to give yourself a pep talk or two along the way Up. Also, expect your legs to be shaky by the bottom. Decending is a lot of eccentric contractions, which only fire about half the muscle fibers as concentric contractions. You can fact check that yourself. This is a hike to build up to. Remember - the best rescue is a self rescue! Have fun, be smart, and be safe.

First off the address is not correct. The trail is Trail #230 Domingo Baco. This is a hard trail…read more We made it past the crash site but then lost the trail we made it to the top but I do not think we were on the trail at that point. A storm was brewing so we opted to turn around. We ended up with just under 6 miles one way and roughly 3k feet of elevation. The storm popped over the mountain quickly so we were glad we were on our way down when the bottom fell out and the hail started. I was shocked that so much of the plane was still there. It was a very eerie site to see especially for someone who flys often. Great trail, very physical but not impossible as I am 56 and made it. Beautiful trail with a lot of variety. The size of the trees up there shocked me. Oh yes and beware of the briars at the top. Didn't pay attention as I was struggling to climb up a decent rock face and at the top break over point I grabbed and they grab back. Again I think at this point I was off the trail.

Cliffs is overall a good time. From rides, to games, to the amazing WaterMonkeys water park, you…read moreare bound to have some fun. Now that we have a toddler, it's a little harder to justify the expense. So when deciding to go, we looked up all of the rides and options online and decided to go. We were a little disappointed in the discrepancies with the online height requirements and what was posted at the park. So we went to guest relations. DJ was incredible. Her kindness and professionalism was top tier! She made sure that we were heard and even had the General Manager talk to us. The GM, Justin, was also incredible. I have never felt like my feedback mattered so much. It wasn't too huge of a deal, a little disappointing, but we were going to have a good time anyways. The way they handle business at Cliffs made it feel like the old "Uncle Cliffs". Family. Community. And made me feel good to spend my money supporting their business. Thank you, Justin and DJ, for making our day and for being the good people. It is rare that we find that kind of customer service these days.

It was a really good place before they made stupid rules and lost money I think they shouldn't tell…read moreppl who to go with and how much ppl per group they should also let u bring what ever u wanna they don't have much options for food none for vegan options or allergies. Ppl should be able to eat what they please and not every is crazy rich to spent so much on tickets and more on food also they should accept cash not everyone is from New Mexico and go for vistit so buying a card from there that u will never use is stupid. And I think ppl would probably actually like going if they where not that strict on this things and they always have a ride or 2 broken and multiple times had the rides not work. Idk if it's due to poor training to employees or over all bad. Do better clifs.

Fun experience, cool memories with loved one! We added throwing stars for $10. We ate before we got…read morehere, but they do have food and drinks

We came here for the first time on Wednesday for a date night and it was a blast! We were both…read morenovices so we were a bit worried it was going to be frustrating not ever hitting the target but luckily we were wrong. The guy who checked us in was amazing! After the safety spiel, he spent the time helping us find our marks so that we would hit the board every time.....and it worked! I walked away feeling like a bad ass and looking forward to the next date night. They have a kitchen and bar too, which is pretty cool. The fries were well seasoned and the beer was cold, what more could you ask for? The set up of the lanes is pretty cool and overall this is just a great spot. HIGHLY recommend coming here!

What a great little spot. The trails were well maintained and clean. The visitors center had a lot…read moreto explore and see. Perfect spot for kids to see a lot in a small area. Their observation pond offers many comfortable viewing options indoors and outdoors. Bathrooms are clean. $5 to park or you can park in the neighborhood which is about .15 miles from the state park's parking

This is an excellent nature center for people of all ages and abilities. There are lots of…read moreeducational exhibits and lots of nature observation areas. It's overall a great place to visit if you love nature and the outdoors.

amazing service!! wings were so good! isaiah and chris were…read morethe chefs cooking our food and they were amazing, got food in less then 15 mins and the workers were kind and nice and helpful and funny. 10/10 rating would come here with my kids again!!!

I am extremely disappointed with how Urban Air has handled this situation and their continued…read morerefusal to respond to my emails. An employee had already been causing problems with my son's group of friends before an altercation occurred. My son DID NOT get physically involved in the altercation until he saw the employee with his arm around his friend's neck. My son stepped in, removed the employee's arm from around his friend's neck, and attempted to break up the fight. He was not the person who initiated the altercation. Yet my son is STILL banned from Urban Air. I have sent several emails asking for an explanation and have received no meaningful response. I want Urban Air to explain specifically what my son did that they believe warrants banning him. What is especially concerning to me is the timing. My son was not banned immediately following the incident. The ban came AFTER a video of the incident started circulating. Why? If Urban Air reviewed the incident and determined my son's actions warranted a ban, then explain that decision. What specific action did he take that violated their rules? Why was that determination not made immediately? Why did the ban happen only after the video began circulating? From what I witnessed, my son stepped in when he saw an employee with an arm around his friend's neck and tried to stop the situation -- not escalate it. I do not believe he should be banned for that. I am not asking Urban Air to blindly accept my version of events. Review the entire incident. Review what happened BEFORE the altercation. Review the employee's conduct. Review my son's actual actions. And then respond to me. After several emails, I should not have to leave public reviews just to try to get an explanation about why my child was banned. Parents deserve transparency and accountability when an incident involving an employee and minors becomes physical.

Rough road, tight turns but was worth it to get there ! Love…read morethe off road adventures!

Very nice hike. BEWARE: you need a bigger vehicle to drive down the road. We had to park 2.5 miles…read moreaway from the parking lot and hike the whole way. It was a little over 6 miles total.

A good bit of people out early fishing in the ponds. I felt safe. There were bathrooms along the…read moreway and plenty of free parking.

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.

I don't know how many times I've been to the top now. Six? Maybe more. Every time I come to…read moreAlbuquerque for work, I try to find time to go up to the peak. I've hiked, driven my car, and taking the tram several times. The tram way is by far the quickest and easiest. Lol. As a woman who was afraid of heights, I put myself in many high places. Yet even for me, the tram was not scary. It certainly is high. Somehow though, I've always felt secure. Moving at 15 miles an hour, you're at the top before you know it. This time we went to dinner and watched the sunset. Coming down after dark was an interesting experience. There is plenty of parking at the bottom, and plenty of space to spread out at the top. This is a phenomenal piece of engineering holds up to 50 people at one time!

This was an awesome experience to ride the 2nd longest tram in the world up to the top!…read more First of all, the day we rode was the 60th annual celebration of the tram. Thus, our tickets were all 50% off. We found out we'd be riding the third generation. It's been so long since I last visited the tram that I probably rode the second generation. It's roomy! Even with the 60th celebration, our wait wasn't extremely long. I believe there are about 30 people on each ride, but I didn't count. I was hoping I didn't feel crammed and it wasn't too bad. Once you're up there, it's amazing to be so far above the ground. On the way up, our 'captain' gave us a bit of trivia about the area, the tram, and our trip up. At some point, you'll pass the other tram coming down, which gives you an idea of how fast you're really going! Wow. Once at the top, it's about 10 degrees cooler. Bring a light jacket or sweatshirt. You can choose to hike a trail that begins on the back side of the restaurant. You'll see the ski lifts and options for different hikes. OR, you can grab a drink from the Ten 3 restaurant and check out the views. We put our name on the list to eat and sipped on cocktails during the wait. It was nice and relaxing up there at the top! We ate at Ten 3 (our wait was 30 minutes) then made our way down. Our guide on the way down didn't say a word, but I suppose it's the same as the way up. There's only one bench on the tram so if you have trouble standing make sure you let it be known. My mom sat going and coming. When you're back at the bottom there's another restaurant if you'd like to eat there instead. They also have a gift shop with some Sandia Tramway, and Albuquerque memorabilia. It's a cute shop. I bought a few items. It's a nice trip. I've ridden before, but it's been so long I don't even remember. Check it out.

Beginning from the parking area off Carlito Springs Road, this trail heads steadily uphill via…read moreCarlito Springs Loop Trail. The main highlight of this trail is the tranquil freshwater springs. There are also some lovely views, looking out across the nearby neighborhoods to the distant mountains. In spring, this area is a great place to see a variety of different wildflowers in bloom. The three springs are for visual pleasure only and are covered in algae. It gives a nice surreal feel to them and we got great pictures. It was still cool when we set off, took us 60 years olds 40 mins with stops to catch our breath. At the top you can continue on the 1.8 loop back to the car park. We retraced our steps coming down and it was not even 20 mins.

Unique and pretty hiking spot close to ABQ. The hike itself is pretty easy, so good for beginners…read more My husband carried our 3 month old twins while hiking, without any problems. We also passed a good number of families and pups. The spring itself has signs that say for viewing only- so be sure to stay clear of the springs. Although it'd be nice to dip our feet in I'm glad they are prioritizing the springs itself.

Very friendly and competent staff. These are my favorite bike mechanics for things I don't have the…read moretools/desire/time to do myself. I feel like I'm a pretty reasonable, personable, and open minded guy, I understand bikes pretty well and do a lot of maintenance myself, but mechanics at *OTHER* shops have been surprisingly rude to me, cut me off when I'm talking or asking a question, try to upsell me or tell me I need something else, try to pull wool over my eyes and upcharge, and I feel like they don't respect me or my bike. NONE OF THAT HERE. All the staff I've spoken with here are very polite, hear me out, make a recommendation when they see fit. I totally trust these guys with my bikes and will go here if I need anything in the future. I've only been to another location once to pick up a part, but same experience.

Busy. knowledgeable staff. Great service. Electric bike maintenance. Will use regularly.read more