Jemez Historic Site
Map & Directions
Jemez Historic Site
- Directions
- History
- Education Resources
- Publications
- Dig Giusewa
- Friends of Coronado and Jemez
- Photo Gallery
- Meet the Staff
- Virtual Classroom
- Virtual Tour
- Junior Ranger Program
- Birding in the Jemez Mountains
- Virtual Summer Camp
- Pueblo Independence Day 2020
- Light Among The Ruins Game
- Season's Greetings from Jemez Pueblo 2020
- Ranger Brenda's Videos
- Other Jemez Videos
Driving Directions:
From I-25, exit 242 take 550 west to San Ysidro, RT on Route 4 18 miles.
Nearby Attractions:
A visit to one
of the local hot springs will ease any achy muscles. From Jemez Historic Site you can double back to Albuquerque, but there is also a
beautiful drive heading north on Hwy 4 to Valle de Caldera, Bandelier
National Park, and Los Alamos National Labs where there is an
interesting Science Museum. From Los Alamos, take Hwy 4 east to the 285
and return to Santa Fe or Albuquerque. Or you may head north on the
285 to explore the charming Northern New Mexico towns of Espa?ola,
Sanctuario de Chimayo (take the 503 towards Namb?), Truchas, or Taos.
Jémez Hot Springs & Pueblo, National Hispanic Cultural Center, Old Town Albuquerque, Pueblo Cultural Center, Valle Caldera, Bandelier National Monument.
