Hyde Memorial State Park
Hyde Memorial State Park, State park in Santa Fe County, US
Hyde Memorial State Park extends across the Sangre de Cristo Mountains pine forest at elevations between 8,300 and 9,400 feet along Little Tesuque Creek.
New Mexico established this mountainous recreational area in 1938, and the National Register of Historic Places later recognized its environmental and historical value.
The park interpretation center presents exhibits about local ecology and conducts ranger programs that teach visitors about New Mexico mountain environments.
The park maintains 50 developed campsites, including 7 electric sites with 30-amp service, three group picnic shelters, and 4.2 miles of hiking trails.
During winter months, the mountain slopes transform into a snow recreation destination where visitors practice cross-country skiing, sledding, and snowshoeing.
Location: Santa Fe County
Inception: 1938
Address: 740 Hyde Park Rd, Santa Fe, NM 87501, USA 87501 Santa Fe 87501 Santa Fe
Opening Hours: Lundi-Dimanche 06:00-21:00
Phone: +15059837175
Website: https://emnrd.nm.gov/spd/find-a-park/hyde-memorial-state-park
GPS coordinates: 35.73697,-105.83613
Latest update: March 2, 2025 22:11
Santa Fe contains a concentrated collection of historic sites and cultural institutions that reflect the layered history of New Mexico. The city combines Spanish colonial architecture, Native American heritage, and contemporary art across its museums, galleries, and religious buildings. The New Mexico History Museum and the Palace of the Governors document over four centuries of regional history, while San Miguel Chapel and the Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi rank among the oldest continuously used church structures in the region. The museum landscape ranges from the Museum of International Folk Art, with its extensive collections of traditional crafts, to the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum dedicated to the American modernist. The Museum of Indian Arts and Culture and the Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian present the artistic traditions of Pueblo peoples and other indigenous groups of the Southwest. Canyon Road concentrates numerous galleries along a historic street, while venues like Meow Wolf Santa Fe and SITE Santa Fe focus on contemporary and experimental art forms. Outdoor recreation is available through the Santa Fe National Forest, Dale Ball Trails, and Atalaya Mountain Trail in the surrounding mountains.
Palace of the Governors
10.7 km
Cathedral Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi
10.6 km
New Mexico Governor's Mansion
9.3 km
Fort Marcy
10.2 km
Santa Fe Historic District
10.5 km
Scottish Rite Temple
10.3 km
Upaya Institute and Zen Center
8.9 km
Don Diego de Vargas Zapata Luján Ponce de León, El Marques de la Nava de Barcinas
10.6 km
Acequia Madre
10.2 km
Dale Ball Trails
7.5 km
Acequia Madre House
10.7 km
Camino del Monte Sol Historic District
10.6 km
Santiago E. Campos United States Courthouse
10.4 km
Archbishop Lamy's Chapel
6.7 km
Santa Fe Opera
10.5 km
Reredos of Our Lady of Light
9.8 km
Cross of the Martyrs
10.2 km
El Zaguan
10.4 km
Delgado Street Bridge
10.4 km
Allison Dormitory
10.3 km
Museum of Contemporary Native Arts
10.7 km
Davey Audubon Center & Sanctuary
7 km
Crosby Theatre
10.5 km
Hayt-Wientge House
10.5 km
Cathedral Park
10.6 km
Joseph M. Montoya Federal Building
10.6 km
Sheldon Parsons House and Studio
10 km
Bridge of the Hidalgos
10.6 kmReviews
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