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Los Altos Skatepark in Albuquerque, New Mexico
Los Altos Skatepark in New Mexico is a huge concrete skate playground! Measuring up around 35,000 sq. ft., this concrete skatepark in Albuquerque has a variety of skate features that will surely entertain any skater. I found the flow and transitions here make for some great cement surfing! Grab your skateboard or whatever wheels you prefer and check it out with us! I enjoyed riding my longboard in this skatepark for sure. First Impressions: Los Altos Skatepark in New Mexico The large size and layout of this skatepark in New Mexico made an impression on us when we first walked through the entrance way arch. Pros: A little bit of…
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Genoveva Chavez Skatepark in Santa Fe
After checking out Martha Ramirez Skatepark in Santa Fe, we headed over to another Santa Fe Skatepark - the Genoveva Chavez Skatepark. This is 9,000 sq ft concrete skatepark built by Spohn Ranch back in 2017. This skatepark is a fun little skate spot with both street obstacles and a bowl. Though a little on the small side, it's a nice skatepark with a good variety of obstacles and artwork that gives it plenty of character!
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Longboarding at Martha F. Ramirez Skatepark in Santa Fe
The Martha F. Ramirez Skatepark in Santa Fe New Mexico is a fun skatepark packed with tons of different features. This skatepark is good for riders of all ages and abilities. I think this skatepark in Santa Fe has a few quirks and a lot of character. I find the flow and transitions fun for my style of cement surfing with a longboard in the skatepark!
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Free Camping at Maxwell National Wildlife Refuge
Maxwell National Wildlife Refuge encompasses 3,699 acres of land used to serve as a refuge and breeding ground for migratory birds and other wildlife. Designated so in 1965, this area makes wildlife the priority and provides a feeding and resting habitat for the migratory birds. Due to this critical role as a refuge, camping at Maxwell National Wildlife Refuge is limited and only allowed at Lake 13.
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Exploring Rio Grande Del Norte National Monument
With an abundance of hikes and even more spectacular views, the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument is definitely worth experiencing. It’s a beautiful area with lots to see and do for free or for a small fee! And it was not crowded like many places tend to be.
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Longboarding Rio Grande del Norte
Longboarding Rio Grande del Norte National Monument is one of our top ten longboarding experiences. And that's saying something! Sometimes enough favorable conditions come together and create that unexpectedly awesome experience... This was one of them.
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Exploring Diablo Canyon in New Mexico
To get to the Diablo Canyon free camp spot we drove (slowlyyy) for seven miles down a very bumpy but well maintained road. It felt like we were driving on cattle guard the entire time. After shaking up the house real good we finally made it! We got there after dark but easily found a spot to camp. When we woke up the next morning we were greeted with an amazing view of Diablo Canyon! The canyon was gorgeous, the camping was free, and there was only on other couple at the ‘campground’.
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Las Cruces Skate Park
The Las Cruces Skate Park is a very large skate park with an open layout. This park has a lot of banks and turns as well as boxes, ledges and rails. The backdrop is pretty impressive too!
