Albuquerque sits high in the New Mexico desert at the base of the Sandia Mountains. September days are typically warm and sunny, while evenings can become cool after sunset.
We recommend staying hydrated, dressing in layers, and wearing comfortable shoes throughout the weekend.
As the heart of the Land of the Enchantment, Duke City offers a unique cultural experience. It's like stepping into a different country in the high desert. For guests exploring the city, we especially recommend Old Town Albuquerque, including The Lapis Room and The Albuquerque Museum
For food lovers, a visit to Albuquerque offers an immersive experience into flavor. Try New Mexican Green Chile, a local cuisine staple, by adding it to almost any dish at any establishment in town. The food comes in two varieties, meaning you will likely be asked: Red or Green? (We recommend Christmas.) Make sure to check out some of out favorite spots.
- Rudy's
- Saggio's
- Monte Carlo Steakhouse
- Seasons
For a delicious cup of joe, you should visit:
- Little Bear Coffee
- Zendo Coffee
- Michael Thomas Coffee Roasters
Albuquerque offers a variety of outdoor recreational opportunities, including hiking, birding, and trail running, as well as a National Park we can see from our window.