Plan Your Visit

Hours and Days of Operation:

• Open 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., Wednesday through Sunday.
• Closed Monday & Tuesday
• Closed New Year's Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day.

Admission Prices:

• $7 - General Admission
• FREE - Free for children 16 years and younger, Indigenous/Tribal Affiliations, NM disabled veterans, NM foster families, Friends of Coronado & Jemez members, and Museum of New Mexico Foundation members. NM residents admitted free the first Sunday of every month with ID. Seniors 60+ admitted free on Wednesdays.
• Visit with a New Mexico CulturePass! New Mexico CulturePass allows one visit to each historic site for only $30. Learn more HERE.

FOR YOUR VISIT:

• Virtual Trail Guide - Use this on any mobile device as you walk the trail. There is information about each numbered point of interest along the trail. We also have a printed Trail Guide available at the front desk for those who are interested. 
• Virtual Junior Ranger Activity Book - Click here to learn more about our Junior Ranger Program and what you can do to receive a Jémez Historic Site Junior Ranger patch.

Accessibility:

Most of the trails are paved and wheelchair accessible.

Photo Policy:

Photography is allowed exept for kiva interior. Professional photography with prior written permission only.

Pets:

Dogs are allowed on the trails as long as they are leashed and owners pick up after them.

Nearby Attractions:

A visit to one of the local hot springs, commercial and natural, 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 Valles Caldera, Bandelier National Monument, and Los Alamos National Labs where you can visit the fascinating Bradbury 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 Española, Sanctuario de Chimayo (take the 503 towards Nambé), Truchas, or Taos.