Once you parked and enter the walking area, turn right and walk underneath the bridge, turn left on the next bridge and go straight until you reach the water. After that turn right and keep following the water. Once you come across an area with a big opening to see the water and a bench nearby (maybe 5 minutes in), you reached the proposal spot. The River is a beautiful area to walk on dirt trails (turn right from parking area) or bike on paved paths (turn left). It keeps going for quite a while in each direction.

Known and loved locally for their breakfast burritos. Don’t skip the chile!

(The bride’s favorite way of eating it is with sausage, green chile and sour cream.)

NOTE: Golden Pride is equally good; same owner

The Sandia Peak Tramway is an aerial tramway with the worlds third longest single span. Take the Tram up to the 10,378-foot crest of the Sandia Mountains and enjoy an 11,000 square mile panoramic view. On the website you can also make reservations to eat at the restaurant up there.

Drive up to the Crest (top of the Sandia Mountain) and enjoy a beautiful sunset over the city. One of the things the bride and groom have done together.

Many restaurants and museums and a beautiful plaza to check out.

Did you know? Old Town Albuquerque has flown the flags of three nations (Spain, Mexico, U.S.A.), was center-stage for the brutal merger of two civilizations, and has become one of the most unique and culturally significant melting pots in the history of the United States.

The museum features one of the world’s finest collections of ballooning equipment and memorabilia.

One of the largest petroglyph sites in North America. It features designs and symbols that were carved onto volcanic rocks 400 to 700 years ago.