Search results
Nov 30, 2022 · Nestled in a narrow canyon in the Ortiz Mountains, Madrid has evolved into an active mountain community. Let’s explore this little town of just over 300 residents that’s home to gold and coal mining history, ghost stories, and a revitalized artists’ settlement from the 1960s and ’70s.
Madrid, New Mexico by Kathy Alexander. Nestled on the northeast side of the Sandia Mountains is Madrid, New Mexico . Sitting midway along The Turquoise Trail National Scenic Byway, Madrid is categorized as a ghost town even though this small village of about 400 residents is bustling during the summer months with shops, restaurants, and ...
Jul 19, 2019 · Aileen O'Catherine. Updated on 07/19/19. TripSavvy / Kathleen Messmer. Madrid, New Mexico is a small, charming town between Albuquerque and Santa Fe along the Turquoise Trail. Heading east out of Albuquerque and north along Route 14, the Tinkertown Museum is often the first stop on the way to Madrid. A day visit to Madrid is well worthwhile ...
Sep 22, 2020 · Madrid is about a 45-minute drive from Santa Fe and an hour drive from Albuquerque, along New Mexico’s scenic Turquoise Trail. It’s a lovely drive whether your destination is Madrid itself, or you’re just passing through on your way to one city or the other.
Aug 29, 2022 · Madrid is a census-designated place (CDP) situated in Santa Fe County in the US State of New Mexico. Madrid was initially established as a coal mining community. With a museum dedicated to coal mining, more than 40 stores and galleries, dining options, and lodging, it has grown in popularity as a stop along the Turquoise Trail.
Madrid Fire Dept. Madrid New Mexico. F i r e h o s e L a n e. Located on The Turquoise Trail. Highway 14. Santa Fe. Albuquerque. Public Restrooms Oscar Huber Memorial Ballpark Chumani Coal Miners Daughter ClayHorse The Real McCoy Michael Austin Wright Madrid Casita (Inn) Cerrillos Hills B&B Hacienda Dona Andrea (Inn) High Feather Ranch B&B ...
Sleep. Go next. Old Coal Mine Museum. Madrid is a small town in North Central New Mexico, south of Santa Fe . Understand. The town's name is stressed on the first syllable. Madrid, New Mexico was founded as a coal- mining community in the 19th century, and was a major supplier of coal for the U.S. Government and for the Santa Fe Railroad.
