There is much to see and do in Historic Old Town Albuquerque, including several at no cost! Here is a list from ABQNewscastic with fun things to do in Old Town that are completely free. via NewsCastic.com: 7 Things You Can Do In Albuquerque Old Town For Free
read moreWet Weather? No Problem! A Short Guide to Biking in the Rain Riding comfortably and prudently in the rain is relatively easy using some common sense, preparation, and a bit of additional gear. Get the tips here
read moreAfter many years of redesign, construction, story development and fabrication, the Museum presents our community with an interactive, engaging, fun-filled presentation of the history and culture of the central Rio Grande Valley. Along with the presentation of our community’s stories, there will be lots to learn and do. Make your own family Coat of Arms; electronically send a Route 66 postcard to a friend; create a personal “quilt” of images from the Museum’s collections; and record your story to share in the Museum and with friends. You will...
read moreArticle by Greg Ward· Mar 02 2015 Lonely Planet Dazzling desert landscapes, bathed in crystal-clear light. Deep gorges and canyons, accessed by rugged trails. Adobe-walled ruins and isolated churches, blending in perfect harmony into the landscape. Take these stunning physical elements, add the ongoing stories of its many peoples, from Navajo and Pueblo Indians to Hispanic colonists and Anglo settlers, and you have New Mexico. Here are 10 reasons you shouldn’t miss the Land of Enchantment. Biking Bad in Albuquerque Albuquerque may...
read moreI purchased my bike from Routes almost 2 years ago, and have had all my repairs and service done here. In a word: Awesome. Consistently good, easy to work with, flexible, friendly, capable… As long as I live in Albuquerque, Routes will be my go-to for all things cycling. Before purchasing, we rented bikes for a day just to try it out. And it was a totally joyful experience. I haven’t had the opportunity to take a tour with them, though I imagine that it’s as excellent as everything else they do. I have rented bikes in...
read moreWe are super proud to be featured in Momentum Magazine – the leading lifestyle cycling magazine around! Check out the article on our Velo-tine’s bike tours here: http://bit.ly/MomentumVeloTinesWriteup
read moreJosh was so nice and helpful, gave us lots of advice about where to ride in the city and on the Bosque trail. He gave us a map, told us where to find water, bathrooms etc. The bikes were solid and comfortable, easy to ride. We are from Santa Fe so the advice for us out-of-towner’s was really useful. Kate C. Santa Fe, NM
read moreWe are so very honored to have been featured in Albuquerque The Magazine’s February Issue. Click the image to read the article (PDF). Article written by Ashley M. Biggers.
read moreCame to Albuquerque looking for a bicycle tour of the area and was extremely pleased with the service, friendliness and quality of the two hour tour. Kristina is passionate and knowledgeable about the area. John K., Amsterdam, The Netherlands
read moreJust in time for Sunday’s big game, here are our picks for healthier Super Bowl Snacks – with a southwest twist, of course: Mini Veggie “Ceviche” Tacos Easily the prettiest dish to grace the Super Bowl, these one-bite vegetarian tacos bring some sunshine to this year’s potentially blustery game. Featuring the likes of roasted Poblano peppers, corn, red pepper, and hearts of palm, this light, veggie-filled snack tastes just as amazing as it looks—if not better. Brie, Apple, and Arugula Quesadillas Quesadillas are a...
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