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Discover the beautiful city of Albuquerque on a New Mexico Jeep Tour. Enjoy a personal and private tour ranging from three to eight hours, which includes drinks and snacks. You can visit off-road sites such as ancient Spanish homesteads, Pueblo ruins, extinct volcanoes, mesa tops, forested mountains, and gorgeous canyons with breathtaking views. New Mexico is known as the Land of Enchantment, offering numerous opportunities to explore the mysteries of its ancient past and the marvels of its landscapes. Hidden in its hills and valleys, you will find ancestral ruins, historic homesteads, petroglyphs, petrified forests, and geological wonders. Wild horses run free on its mesas, adding to the area's natural beauty. New Mexico Jeep Tours welcomes you to join them as they explore the hidden treasures of this beautiful land.
Experience the adventure of a lifetime with Rainbow Ryders Hot Air Balloon Ride Co., established in 1983. They offer daily sunrise and seasonal sunset flights, providing breathtaking views of the stunning Southwest desert landscape and its wildlife. As the largest balloon ride operator in the United States, they prioritize safety and expertise by flying only the finest equipment available. Additionally, Rainbow Ryders is fully licensed and insured and is the Official Ride Operator of the World's Largest Balloon Event. Celebrating nearly four decades of providing the premier hot air balloon ride experience in the Southwest, Rainbow Ryders is also the official ride operator of the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta, the largest ballooning event in the world.
Paramotor City is an exceptional destination for pilots who enjoy observing wildlife while flying. The landing zone is maintained correctly, and it only takes a few minutes to reach the vast desert prairie, stunning mesas, and striking rock formations via flight. While flying, local pilots can spot wild horses, antelopes, coyotes, and prairie dogs. The airfield is near a dry riverbed to the west, and pilots often fly inside the arroyos for several miles. They frequently inquire about local instructors for paragliding, powered paragliding, powered parachuting, ultralight delta-wing, and fixed-wing ultralight.