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Table of Contents ATTRACTIONS Bandelier National Monument . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 Bradbury Science Museum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 Historical Museum Complex, Shop & Tours . . . . . . .3 Fuller Lodge & Art Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 Los Alamos Nature Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5 Valles Caldera National Preserve . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Pajarito Mountain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 Scenic Overlooks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 Trip Planning Resources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9 REGIONAL DAY TRIPS Jemez Mountain National Scenic Byway . . . . . . . . 10 Pueblos, Chimayo & Truchas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 O’Keeffe Country & Ojo Caliente . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Parks & Recreation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Public Parks & Sports Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Townsite Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Maps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Manhattan Project National Historical Park . . . . . 17 Calendar of Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Arts Down to a Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Los Alamos County Facts & Figures . . . . . . . . . . 27 BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY Where to Eat, Sleep & Shop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
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COVER PHOTO: The Main Loop Trail in Bandelier National Monument by Leslie Bucklin
The Bradbury Science Museum is one of the most visited attractions in Los Alamos. Learn about the history of the National Lab and the future of science and technology in this one-of-a-kind museum.
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Main Loop Trail
Bandelier National Monument
Open year-round, dawn to dusk; Atomic City Transit shuttle service to Frijoles Canyon Memorial Day to mid-Oct, 9am–4pm from White Rock Visitor Center, 115 State Road 4; Admission: National Park Pass or Fee
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nps.gov/band 15 Entrance Road 505-672-3861 Ext. 517 Radio 1710AM
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Bandelier National Monument provides an opportunity to explore Ancestral Pueblo dwellings, broad mesas and steep-walled canyons that provide habitat for diverse plant and animal life.
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The Main Loop Trail (1.2 mile loop) in Frijoles Canyon provides easy access (partially handicapped accessible) to the remains of ancient homes. Climb ladders into several small-carved rooms, or walk another .8 miles to a more challenging 140-foot climb to Alcove House, where dwellings were built in a natural Frijoles Creek flows all year with easy hiking to an 80-ft waterfall. recess in the cliff face.
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Bandelier also includes 23,000 acres of designated wilderness and over 70 miles of hiking trails with varying levels of difficulty, as well as a variety of guided or selfguided walks, and programs for children. Camping options include a tent and RV campground (no hook-ups), group camping and backcountry camping. Sacred Datura at Long House
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Bradbury Science Museum
Bradbury Science Museum lanl.gov/museum 1350 Central Avenue 505-667-4444 Open Sun. & Mon., 1–5pm; Tues.–Sat., 10am–5pm FREE admission The Bradbury Science Museum provides a window into Los Alamos National Laboratory, including the history of the institution, its national security mission, and the broad range of exciting science and technology research happening today.
Los Alamos National Laboratory
This award-winning museum offers more than 40 interactive exhibits and two films within three galleries, providing a hands-on experience for learners of all ages. It tells the story of the race to build the first atomic bomb during the Manhattan Project and of the work the Lab is doing now to apply world-changing science and technology to current and emerging national and global security challenges.
Scientist Ambassador Jane Clements teaches kids about microbiology using pond water.
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Select Bradbury exhibits:
Visitors enjoying the Nanotechnology and Environmental Research exhibits at the museum.
• Nanotechnology: The Science of the Small • Environmental Research and Monitoring • Algae to Biofuels: Squeezing Power from Pond Scum • Understanding Radiation • Explosives Research, Development and Applications
Los Alamos National Laboratory is one of 17 U.S. Department of Energy national laboratories.
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Historical Museum
Historical Museum Complex, Shop & Tours losalamoshistory.org 1050 Bathtub Row (next to the Historic Fuller Lodge) 505-662-6272 Open Weekdays: May 1–Oct. 15, 9:30am–4:30pm; Oct. 15–Apr. 30, 10am–4pm; Weekends, 11am–4pm FREE admission ©Los Alamos Historical Museum Archives
Historical Museum & Shop • Explore 1.4 million years of Los Alamos history, beginning with the eruption of the neighboring supervolcano (Valles Caldera) that formed the Pajarito Plateau, to the cultures that followed—Ancestral Puebloan natives, homesteaders, Rough Checkpoint at the Main Gate Riders, Ranch School to the Secret City from 1944 to 1957. boys and Manhattan Project scientists. The Los Alamos Historical Society and Museum offers award-winning exhibits that share the mementoes and stories of the people of Los Alamos, as well as special lectures, films and family-friendly activities year-round. The Museum Shop offers uniquely Los Alamos books, art and souvenirs. The Historic Walking Tour guides you from Ancestral Pueblo dwellings to a homestead cabin to the Bathtub Row homes of the Manhattan Project scientists, including Nobel Prize winner Hans Bethe’s house.
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The Homestead Tour is a driving tour of Los Alamos across five mesas with location markers displaying the stories of the first families that settled in Los Alamos in the late 1800s.
Romero Cabin
Maps for both tours are available at the Los Alamos and White Rock visitor centers, and the Museum Shop.
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the historic Fuller Lodge Historic Fuller Lodge
Fuller Lodge & Art Center fullerlodgeartcenter.com 2132 Central Avenue, 505-662-1635 Open Mon.–Sat., 10am–4pm FREE admission; art items for sale Step inside the vertical-log and stone building that has served as the social gathering place in the historic heart of Los Alamos for more than 80 years. Famed Santa Fe architect John Gaw Meem personally selected the 771 massive pine trees used to construct Fuller Lodge in 1928. Over time, it has been filled with Ranch School boys, Manhattan Project scientists, official visitors to the “Secret City,” and now by visitors and residents for special events.
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DON’T MISS:
Just around the corner from the Lodge entrance, in an adjacent wing along Central Avenue, you will find the Fuller Lodge Art Center, Gallery and Gift Shop offering superb exhibits, studios, classes and unique, handcrafted art and jewelry for sale by over a 100 local and regional artists.
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Pajarito Room inside Fuller Lodge
• 19-foot ceiling with exposed, nonstructural trusses • rooms on the mezzanine level that serve as exhibits or meeting spaces • traditional northern New Mexico style weavings • period lighting, furniture and drapery accents
For sale: art and jewelry pieces by local artisans
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Nature Center
Los Alamos Nature Center LosAlamosNature.org Pajarito Environmental Education Center 2600 Canyon Road, 505-662-0460
Mon.–Sat., 10–4; Sun., 1–4pm; Tue., open til 8pm;Thu., closed FREE admission Enter the stunning Los Alamos Nature Center and discover the Pajarito Plateau’s canyons, mesas, mountains and skies. The Nature Center is the place to:
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• Interact with exhibits like “If These Rocks Could Talk” and the Naturalist’s Desk videomicroscope • Take a journey through the Vertical Mile of Diversity to experience distinctive ecosystems Visit Titus, the Tiger Salamander. • Locate yourself on a large-scale 3D topographical map of Los Alamos • Explore the Children’s Discovery Area where kids can act like local wildlife on “Discovery Mountain” (a miniature Pajarito Plateau) and put on a puppet show • Observe live animals, including native fish, frogs, lizards, salamanders and insects • Watch birds and critters from our wildlife observation room • Zoom into space in the state-of-the-art planetarium • Download the free Los Alamos Trails App • Stroll through the outdoor pollinator, water-wise and native flower gardens • Peruse the gift shop with “only in Los Alamos” items
Planetarium
The Nature Center is operated by the Pajarito Environmental Education Center (PEEC)–a local non-profit that offers classes, talks and outings for people of all ages.
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VCNP
Valle Grande
Valles Caldera National Preserve vallescaldera.gov 39201 State Road 4, Jemez Springs 1-866-382-5537
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The Valles Caldera supervolcano erupted 1.2 million years ago and has been home to awe-inspiring views and adventures ever since. Located just 14 miles west of Los Alamos, the scenic 30-minute drive through the Santa Fe National Forest opens unexpectedly onto the Valle Grande (big valley) section of the Preserve. The second largest elk herd in the state calls the 89,000-acre Preserve home and is frequently seen in the Valle Grande.
Winter Caldera
Bike or hike along one of the 54 miles of trails, pausing to photograph a spectacular view or allow some elk traffic to cross. Angle along 30 miles of trout streams where the quiet beauty of the caldera will be a constant fishing companion.
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Take in the sights, sounds and history of the Preserve from the comfort of a van tour that explores the landscape. During the winter months, vans give way to sleigh rides where you can watch visitors snowshoe and cross-country ski across the snow covered Valle Grande.
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East Fork Jemez River
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Pajarito Mountain
Pajarito Mountain skipajarito.com 397 Camp May Road 505-662-5725 Come discover the secret mountain. Developed as a ski area in the 1950s by a few top-secret Los Alamos National Laboratory scientists, Pajarito Mountain has gained a reputation for its challenging runs and minimal lift lines. During the winter, this family-friendly mountain offers 40 trails and 300 cleared acres for skiers, boarders and hikers of all levels, as well as a network of cross-country trails accessible from the base of the mountain.
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Located seven miles from Los Alamos, Pajarito Mountain offers a variety of terrain, from wide open groomers to legendary bump runs, all of them surrounded by sweeping views of the Rio Grande Valley. BackcounCañada Bonita try ski enthusiasts can access trails from the base of the mountain, or the back side, in the Valles Caldera National Preserve.
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In 2014, Pajarito Mountain teamed with Sipapu Ski and Summer Resort to expand operations and offer season passes for unlimited skiing at all participating ski areas.
ULLR Fest
In late May, the mountain converts to a biker’s paradise with lift service and trails primed for gravity, Enduro and cross-country cyclists. The resort’s mountainside café offers a New Mexican-inspired menu, and mountain activities and events are available all year.
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Anderson Overlook View
Scenic Overlooks From the top of Pajarito Mountain (10,440 feet) to the canyons of White Rock (6,000 feet), Los Alamos County boasts the most breathtaking views on your trip to and through the area. Keep your eyes on the road and pull over to the following scenic vistas for the ultimate photo op.
ANDERSON OVERLOOK
Halfway up the hill to Los Alamos on NM Highway 502, pull over and witness the breathtaking views of the Sangre de Cristo mountains and the Rio Grande Valley.
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Go west toward the Jemez Mountains and follow the signs to Pajarito Mountain and Camp May Road. After the initial incline and turns, find a safe space to pull over and take in the view of the the town of Los Alamos to the left, the Lab facilities to the right, and the Los Alamos Canyon Bridge that connects them. Camp May Road Overlook View
WHITE ROCK OVERLOOK
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Two miles from the White Rock Visitor Center on State Road 4, head south on Rover Boulevard, turn left on Meadow Lane and left onto Overlook Road, following the signs to the end and a staggering 270 degree open space view of the beautiful Rio Grande and San Ildefonso Pueblo’s Black Mesa.
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White Rock Overlook View
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CAMP MAY ROAD OVERLOOK
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Trip Planning Resources Whether you plan to visit Los Alamos for just a few hours or a few days, there are services to make the most of your trip, including visitor center staff who offer customized itineraries and invaluable advice to help you make the most of your visit. VISITOR CENTERS VisitLosAlamos.org 800-444-0707 or 505-662-8105 Closed: Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Year’s Day Los Alamos Visitor Center 109 Central Park Square, Los Alamos Hours: Mon.–Fri., 9am–5pm; Sat., 9am–4pm; Sun., 10am–3pm White Rock Visitor Center 115 State Road 4, White Rock Hours: Memorial Day Weekend to Oct. 31, 8am–6pm daily Nov. 1 to Memorial Day Weekend, 10am–2pm daily
TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS Car Rental Agencies: Enterprise/National County Airport, 1040 Airport Road 505-662-1987 or 505-662-1698
Taxi Service: Los Alamos Taxi 24/7 on-call transportation losalamostaxi.com 505-250-8943
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Public Transit: Atomic City Transit FREE weekday bus/trolley system www.AtomicCityTransit.com 505-661-RIDE (7433)
TOURS Atomic City Tours by Buffalo Tours Depart Bradbury Science Museum parking lot buffalotoursLA.com 505-662-3965 New Mexico Wine Tours Special/scheduled tours available newmexicowinetour.com 877-264-9463 or 505-250-8943
LODGING, RESTAURANTS, ENTERTAINMENT & OTHER SERVICES See the Service Listings at the back of this guide to get started, or click on fyilosalamos.com to get updated information on Los Alamos businesses and events.
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Santa Clara Pueblo
Regional Day Trips
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Make Los Alamos home base for your New Mexico vacation. Some of northern New Mexico’s most enchanting destinations are just a half a day away.
Las Conchas Trailhead
JEMEZ MOUNTAIN TRAIL NATIONAL SCENIC BYWAY jemezmountaintrail.org Roundtrip: 132 mile loop Drive time: 2 hrs 15 min
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Depart west from Los Alamos on NM 501 and make a hard right onto SR 4 and the Jemez Bypass to see the following attractions: Valles Caldera National Preserve, Jemez Falls campground/ Jemez State Monument trail, Battleship Rock/Spence Hot Springs, Soda Dam, Jemez State Monument pueblo and mission, detour to Gilman Tunnels via SR 485, (5½ miles), from SR 4 Jemez Pueblo/Walatowa Visitor Center (JemezPueblo.com, 575-834-7235). see Jemez Mtn. Nat. Scenic Byway map
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Puye Cliffs
Both trips on this page are within the Northern Rio Grande National Heritage Area, nps.gov/norg.
PUEBLOS, CHIMAYO & TRUCHAS Roundtrip: 137 miles Drive time: 4 hrs
O’KEEFFE COUNTRY & OJO CALIENTE Roundtrip: 176 miles Drive time: 4 hrs 45 min
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Depart Los Alamos on NM 502 East. Cross the Rio Grande; 1-mile to San Ildefonso Pueblo (505-455-3549) entrance on left. Back on NM 502 to US 285/84 North to NM 503 East to Nambe Pueblo/Nambe Falls (505-4552036) on SR 101. Back on NM 503 to SR 98 to Chimayo/ Santuario de Chimayo church, galleries. SR 76 West to Camino Alto/High Road to Taos, Truchas/Las Trampas famous adobe church. SR 75 to Picuris Pueblo, elevation 9,324 ft., bison herd, tours (575-5872519). SR 68 to Velarde then US 285/84 South to Española. Turn right on Fairview Lane (SR 584), cross Rio Grande, left on US 285/84 to SR 30 Santa Clara Pueblo/Puye Cliff Dwellings (legendsofamerica.com/na-pueblos3 or 505-753-7326) then back on SR 30 to Los Alamos.
Santuario de Chimayo
Ojo Caliente
Depart Los Alamos from NM 502 East to SR 30 to US 84 North to Georgia O’Keeffe’s home and Ghost Ranch Conference Center paleontology quarry, hiking trails (ghostranch.org, 505-685-4539). Back on SR 84 North to Echo Amphitheater. U-Turn on SR 84 South to SR 554 Abiquiu to El Rito scenic drive then on to Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort & Spa (ojospa.com, 800-222-9162).
Ojo Caliente Resort & Spa
see North-Central New Mexico map
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Parks & Recreation Ashley Pond Park
losalamosnm.us/rec Take a break and recreate with the locals at the following County facilities, parks and trails:
2400 Central Avenue 505-662-8173 Designed by skateboarding professionals, this urban skate park accommodates most human-powered wheeled vehicles, with shaded picnic benches in close proximity.
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SKATE PARK
4475 West Road 505-662-4500 (Winter) Just a few minutes’ drive from downtown Los Alamos, this outdoor rink is nestled in a canyon setting, with rentals and ice time for skaters on the only NHL regulation-sized outdoor refrigerated rink in New Mexico.
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ICE RINK
AQUATIC CENTER
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2760 Canyon Road 505-662-8170 Come experience the world’s highestelevation indoor Olympic-size swimming pool, used by international teams for highaltitude training and kids on scheduled “Warm Water Weekend” events.
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Ashley Pond Park
ASHLEY POND PARK
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Downtown Los Alamos, 505-662-8170 Grab some food “to go” from a downtown establishment and dine al fresco at one of the most scenic spots in town. If it’s a summer Friday night, enjoy live music on stage!
GOLF COURSE & COMMUNITY CENTER
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4250 Diamond Drive, 505-662-8139 Enjoy a challenging 6,500-yard, par 72, 18-hole course and a new club house and restaurant—all with spectacular views of the Jemez Mountains.
CANYON RIM TRAIL www.losalamosnm.us/parks/trails With trailheads south of NM 502 (across from the Los Alamos Co-op Market) and at Smith’s Marketplace, the sections of the Canyon Rim Trail provide convenient, paved, ADA-compliant and multi-use access, as well as cliffside and canyon views of the surrounding landscape. For more challenging options, check out the Los Alamos Trail Map (at the visitor centers or online at VisitLosAlamos.org/ sports) and explore 150 miles of hiking, biking and equestrian trails in and around Los Alamos County.
Competitors: Go to VisitLosAlamos.org/sports for a list of Los Alamos County’s annual high-altitude sports competitions. VisitLosAlamos.org
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Leslie Bucklin
Outside Fuller Lodge stand life-size bronze statues of Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer and General Leslie R. Groves, the leaders of the Manhattan Project who worked in an unusual partnership to develop and test the world’s first atomic weapons, bringing an abrupt end to World War II.
Manhattan Project National Historical Park Coming Soon! With the passing of the National Defense Authorization Act in January 2015, Los Alamos is now the designated hub for three national parks: Bandelier National Monument (page 1), the Valles Caldera National Preserve (page 6), and the new Manhattan Project National Historical Park. The park will be one of the few national parks that focuses on American science, technology and industry during World War II. Three non-contiguous sites across the country will feature the structures associated with the research and production of the atomic bomb: Oak Ridge, TN (uranium enrichment); Hanford, WA (plutonium production); and Los Alamos, NM (atomic bomb design and testing). In addition to the science, the park sites will interpret the social and cultural life of the individuals and families that lived and worked in these “secret cities.”
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Stop by the Los Alamos Historical Museum and learn about the places that will be featured in the new park, including those you can visit today.
Interactive exhibits at the Bradbury Science Museum demonstrate the commitment to innovation that began with the Manhattan Project.
VisitLosAlamos.org
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Calendar of Events For specific information & updates: 800.444.0707 or 505.662.8105
VisitLosAlamos.org
WINT E R ALL WINTER X-Country Skiing nps.gov/band
DECEMBER Los Alamos WinterFest losalamosmainstreet.com Affordable Arts Show fullerlodgeartcenter.com Holiday Concerts fyilosalamos.com Skate with Santa losalamosnm.us/rec/rink
JANUARY Choral Performance losalamos.org/lacs
FEBRUARY K2 Women’s Weekend skipajarito.com Tele-Bration skipajarito.com
SPR I NG MARCH Skiesta skipajarito.com
APRIL National Park Service Week nps.gov/band Earth Day Celebration losalamosnature.org Annual Dog Jog lafos.org/dogjog Atomic Man Duathlon triatomics.org Los Alamos Symphony Orchestra Spring Concert losalamossymphony.org
MAY Choral Performance losalamos.org/lacs Kite Festival losalamosartscouncil.org Spring Arts & Crafts Fair losalamosartscouncil.org Memorial Day Golf Tournament losalamosnm.us/rec Jemez Mountain Trail Runs highaltitudeathletics.org Run the Caldera highaltitudeathletics.org Scenic Overlook
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MAY–OCTOBER Farmers’ Market (every Thursday morning) nmfd.org/nm/losalamos
SUMME R JUNE SummerFest at Pajarito Ski Mountain skipajarito.com
JULY 4th of July Fireworks Celebration losalamos.kiwanisone.org
Pajarito Punishment Mountain Bike Races nmmtb.org
Mud Volleyball Tournament losalamosnm.us/rec
Tour de Los Alamos Bike Race tourdelosalamos.org
Missoula Children’s Theater losalamosartscouncil.org Nick Nogar Swim Meet losalamosnm.us/rec ScienceFest losalamossciencefestival.com
AUGUST Los Alamos RocknRoll Endurofest endurofest.com County Fair & Rodeo losalamosnm.us/rec Summer Arts & Crafts Fair fullerlodgeartcenter.com Los Alamos Triathlon & Kids Triathlon losalamosnm.us/rec
ALL SUMMER Bandelier Interpretive Programs/Nightwalks, Campground Open nps.gov/band Los Alamos Summer Concert Series gordonssummerconcerts.com Movies in the Park losalamosnm.us/rec White Rock Artist Markets fyilosalamos.com
FALL SEPTEMBER “Meltdown” Rock Climbing Competition laymca.org Ullr Fest skipajarito.com
OCTOBER Pajarito Trail Fest pajaritotrailfest.org Halloweekend losalamosmainstreet.com Pumpkin Glow losalamosartscouncil.org Fall Arts & Crafts Fair fullerlodgeartcenter.com
NOVEMBER Ice Rink Opening losalamosnm.us/rec Holiday Arts & Crafts Fair losalamosartscouncil.org Los Alamos Symphony Orchestra Fall Concert losalamossymphony.org Ski Hill Opening skipajarito.com
YE AR ROU N D Bandelier Museum & Ranger-led Walks nps.gov/band International Concert Series losalamosconcert.org Los Alamos Golf Tournaments losalamosnm.us/rec Activities for Seniors beseniorcenter.questoffice.net Hands-On Science Programs & Lectures lanl.gov/museum Los Alamos Historical Society Lectures losalamoshistory.org Los Alamos Community Wind Concerts lacw.org Native American Feast Days & Events enipc.org
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Leslie Bucklin
Friday night summer concert series at Ashley Pond
Since 1943, when scientists and their families were first recruited to Los Alamos, residents have cultivated a world-class creative culture with music, theater, dance, festivals and exhibits that reflect this multinational community.
Leslie Bucklin
The Arts Down to a Science
Los Alamos ScienceFest
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33m NW of Santa Fe (45 min) 65m SW of Taos (90 min) 95m N of Albuquerque (60 min)
Population: 18,194 (2014 Census) Elevation: 7,355 feet at Los Alamos Townsite (ranging from 6,365 ft. to 10,440 ft.) Climate: Dry and mild, average high in July of 81°; average low in January of 19° and 300 days/year of sunshine NMSU
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White Rock Visitor Center 115 State Road 4 White Rock
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Los Alamos County Recreation Division 505-662-8173 2760 Canyon Rd. losalamosnm.us/rec Pajarito Mountain 505-662-5725 397 Camp May Road skipajarito.com Valles Caldera National Preserve 1-866-382-5537 P.O. Box 359 vallescaldera.gov Jemez Springs, NM 87025
LIBRA RIE S/BOOKSTORES Bandelier National Monument
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Mesa Public Library 2400 Central Avenue
505 662-8240 or 662-8253 losalamosnm.us/library
White Rock Branch Library 10 Sherwood Blvd.
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T O W N O F TAO S
Taos Visitor Center 575-758-3873 or 1139 Paseo del Pueblo Sur 1-800-348-0696 or taos.org/visitor-center
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