Best places: National parks in Los Alamos, United States

Hiking, camping & sledding in a diverse park with forests, lakes & North America’s tallest dunes.

View-filled park featuring Ancestral Puebloan cliff dwellings from long ago, plus tours & camping.

National park featuring a dormant volcano with hiking trails around the base & in the crater.

Ancestral Puebloan site featuring a museum & trail connecting ceremonial structures & a Great Kiva.

Former location of an Indian village, Spanish mission, Civil War battlefield & Greer Garson's ranch.

National preserve featuring a 13-mile wide meadow with lots of wildlife & streams for fly fishing.

Remote network of ruins offering a glimpse into ancestral Puebloan life, plus camping & stargazing.

Archaeological site showcasing thousands of prehistoric Native American drawings on stone walls.

👍👍 Nice hiking/mountain biking trails. The park and the parking lot are only open from 9-5 so bring water. The 3 volcanoes 🌋 are separate from the petroglyphs, and I don’t know if the trails connect. Generally an enjoyable hike for me, a little bit of elevation on/around the volcano mounds.