Santa Fe National Forest

The Coyote Ranger District is part of the Santa Fe National Forest in north central New Mexico.

The Cuba Ranger District is part of the Santa Fe National Forest in north central New Mexico.

Adjacent to Bandelier National Monument is the 5,200-acre Dome Wilderness, part of the Santa Fe National Forest. Its highest point is St Peters Dome, at 8,200 feet. Its lowest point is 5,800 feet at the base of Sanchez Canyon.

The Española Ranger District is part of the Santa Fe National Forest in north central New Mexico.

The Jemez Ranger District is part of the Santa Fe National Forest in north central New Mexico.

The Las Vegas Ranger District is part of the Santa Fe National Forest in north central New Mexico.

The Pajarito Mountain Ski Area is located near Los Alamos in the Santa Fe National Forest. There are 37 trails and a vertical drop of 1410 feet. Pajarito Mountain is open for hiking and biking during the summer months as well.

Redondo Peak is the highest point in Sandoval County, New Mexico, peaking at 11,254 feet.

San Pedro Parks Wilderness is a 41,132-acre section of the Santa Fe National Forest, featuring a high plateau, fishing streams and hiking trails.

Ski Santa Fe is located in the Sangre De Cristo Mountains. It has a base elevation of 10350' rising to 12075'. There is 1725 vertical feet and 67 trails for your winter enjoyment. Cross country skiing is available in the surrounding forest.

A mile north of Jemez State Monument is Soda Dam, a natural rock formation that partially blocks the Jemez River.

Spence Hot Springs offers a chance to soak in hot mineral waters.

At 8,500 feet, Valle Grande is one of the largest volcanic calderas in the world.