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Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi
Loretto Chapel
San Miguel Chapel
Bandelier National Monument
El Santuario de Chimayo
Tours & Activities

Sandia Peak Tramway
Rising from the hustle and bustle of Albuquerque, you ascend one of America’s most stunning urban peaks, reaching the 10,378-foot crest of the Sandia Mountains where an 11,000 square mile panoramic view awaits. It’s an elevation of the body, mind, and soul in a mere 15 minutes. But like any meaningful journey, immerse yourself in the experience. Linger a bit to watch the sun and shadows play in the boulders as the city scape begins to twinkle below. Stroll through serene and aromatic fir and aspen forests. Clink glasses as you unwind with warm conversation and a taste of something New Mexico true. As a Pass Holder at Ski Santa Fe, pay $24 for your Sandia Peak Tram ticket each time you ride the Tram ALL ski season long!

Historic Walks of Santa Fe
Expert-guided walking tours exploring Santa Fe's 400+ year history, adobe architecture, and cultural heritage. Meet at the Historic Plaza for daily tours. Private group tours available. Reservations recommended via email.

Santa Fe Opera
World-renowned open-air opera house with stunning mountain views. Summer season (July-August) features five productions. Tailgating tradition before performances. Backstage tours available. 7 miles north of Santa Fe on US 84/285.

Santa Fe Jeep Tours
Off-road adventures from desert to mountains in open-air Jeep Wranglers. 3, 4, and 6-hour tours to ancient pueblos, scenic overlooks, and hidden gems. Sunset tours, stargazing, camping available. Hotel pickup included. Snacks and drinks provided.

Santa Fe Ghost & History Tours
Evening walking tours through haunted historic sites, mysterious passages, and legendary locations. Hear tales of La Llorona, cursed hotels, and frontier justice. Family-friendly and adults-only options. Departs from the Plaza.

Cooking Studio Taos
Hands-on cooking classes featuring New Mexican cuisine, including tamale making, chile roasting, and regional specialties. Located between Santa Fe and Taos. Great rest-day activity for food-loving skiers.

High Road to Taos
Scenic 56-mile drive through historic Spanish villages, art galleries, and stunning mountain vistas. Stop at Chimayo, Truchas, Las Trampas, and Peñasco. Allow 2-3 hours one way. Combine with Low Road return for full loop.





