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 Private lake on Isleta Pueblo |
4001 Highway 47 Southeast PO Box 1270 Albuquerque, NM 87022 United States +1 505 869 3111 |
Located on the Pueblo of Isleta, these lakes have been developed for fishing, camping and picnicking. Created along the huge cottonwood trees of the Rio Grande Bosque, this is a great spot for you to while away the day while relaxing in the relatively cool shade. Some fairly large trout have been taken here, so don't get discouraged by the smaller stock-sizes. The lakes are owned and operated by the pueblo government, and stocked with rainbow trout. The pueblo has recently added the convenience of a RV campground. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Josette Myrick |
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Nature walks |
2901 Candelaria Road Northwest Albuquerque, NM 87107 United States +1 505 344 7240 http://www.cabq.gov/aes/s1rgnc... |
A long, underground culvert leads you to the visitor's center where exhibits explain the geology, wildlife and plant life of the area. Rio Grande Nature Center is a beautiful place to visit with its walking bridge and cottonwood shaded walkways. This wildlife refuge is situated along the Rio Grande and is a great way to learn about the ecosystem of the Bosque. Take a leisurely stroll, a bike ride or an invigorating hike on one of the walking trails. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Deanna Nichols |
 Photo: Mark Bixby |
 Photo: Ben Roberts |
 Photo: Bill Jones, Jr |
 Photo: Peter M Graham  |
 Photo: Bob Martin |
 Photo: Nicolas Mertens |
 Photo: Sue Sullivan |
 Photo: Pauline L-S |
 Photo: Sue Sullivan |
 Photo: Genna |
 Photo: Genna |
 Photo: James N. Stuart |
 Photo: Andrew Sewell |
 Photo: BigSky4U |
 Photo: Scott Evans |
 Photo: Jed Frechette |
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Albuquerque's fishing hole |
Tingley Road Southwest Albuquerque, NM 87102 United States +1 505 764 6200 http://www.cabq.gov/biopark/ti... |
Tingley Beach is currently closed for renovations until 2006. Once complete, the design and renovation of this well known weekend destination will involve an enchanting connection between Tingley Aquatic Park and the South Bio Park. A narrow-gauge railroad links these beautiful areas together, and runs along the Bosque and the legendary Rio Grande. Once known as Tingley Beach, this revamped, regional park will encompass wonderful walkways, piers and a quaint shoreline landscape. Pull out the fishing gear and have a go at the stocked fishing hole free of charge or take some bread crumbs and feed the friendly ducks. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Justin C Lenk |
 Photo: Justin C Lenk |
 Photo: Joe Davenport |