Sandoval County Travel Guide

New Mexico

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Popular cities in Sandoval County

Jemez Springs
Known for Rivers, Hiking and Fishing
Learn about New Mexico’s indigenous and colonial past in this Spanish-influenced town with natural hot springs, canyons and unusual tent rocks.

Reasons to visit

  • Jemez Mountains
  • Jemez National Recreation Area
  • Battleship Rock
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Rio Rancho
Known for Friendly people, Dining and Family-friendly
Love churches, dining and festivals? Get away to Rio Rancho!

Reasons to visit

  • New Day Therapeutic Massage
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Sandia Park
Known for Golf, Skiing and Mountains
Trip time! Discover the golf, skiing and mountains in Sandia Park.

Reasons to visit

  • Sandia Peak Ski Area
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Cuba
Known for Festivals
Cuba awaits: its festivals and more!
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Santa Ana Pueblo
Known for Dining, Relaxing and Family-friendly
Explore relaxing Santa Ana Pueblo: its dining, mountain views, hiking and more!
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Placitas
Known for Adventure, Wineries and Natural parks
Placitas awaits: its adventures, wineries, parks and more!
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Stay near popular Sandoval County attractions

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Valles Caldera National Preserve

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Explore the caldera of an ancient supervolcano and see many animals that live here, including one of the largest elk herds in New Mexico.
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