Manzano Mountains State Park
Check pricesA forested New Mexico state park in the Manzano foothills, suited to hiking, camping, and wildlife watching.

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Three historic mission and Pueblo sites in central New Mexico, run by the National Park Service.
105 South Ripley Avenue, Mountainair, NM 87036 · Mountainair, NM
This National Park Service monument in central New Mexico protects three separate sites that record early contact between Spanish colonists and Pueblo communities. Visitors can explore the remains of mission churches and nearby Pueblo ruins, and the headquarters visitor center in Mountainair offers a short film, a museum, and a bookstore to help put the history in context.
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A forested New Mexico state park in the Manzano foothills, suited to hiking, camping, and wildlife watching.
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