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Golden Open Space - Solitude in the East Mountains If you’re looking for a great place to ride that is both relatively close to both Albuquerque and Santa Fe and that still feels like it is well off of the beaten path, consider heading to Golden Open Space. This wonderful open space trail system is managed by the City of Albuquerque's Parks and Recreation Division and is just north of Sandia Park and west of Golden, encompassing about 1,200 acres with wonderful views of the

Jack’s Creek Equestrian Camp and Trailhead   Pecos Baldy Lake with East Pecos Baldy in the background, July 2019. One of my favorite places to ride in New Mexico is the Pecos Wilderness, within the Sangre de Cristo Mountains in northern New Mexico. The Sangre de Cristos span the border between New Mexico and Colorado and make up the southern terminus of the greater Rocky Mountain range. Whenever people from out of state ask where I would recommend that they ride in New Mexico

Route 66 Open Space Trailhead As you pull into the parking area for the Route 66 Open Space, you'll see clear signage for where to park. There is room for 5-6 smaller rigs and 3-4 larger ones, depending on how close you care to be to your neighbors. The City of Albuquerque’s newest open space trailhead was opened to the public in July and allows users, including equestrians, to access a number of trails throughout the lower Tijeras Creek Cultural Corridor, including access to