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1800 Upper Canyon Road
Santa Fe, NM 87505
United States -
+1 505 983 4609
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Neighborhood :
Outside of Metro Area
- Mon to Sun from 09:00 AM to 05:00 PM
In 1847 the United States Army built a sawmill here to provide lumber for the construction of Fort Marcy. The sawmill was later converted to a home, which is open for tours. The Audubon Society purchased the property and turned it into a wildlife preserve. Hiking trails are available to search out native plants and animals. If you walk quietly and keep on the lookout, aside from the numerous species of birds, you just might catch a glimpse of a deer, bear or mountain lion.
Admission: $1
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“Nice trails and scenery”
We stopped by here about an hour before they closed one day so we didn't get to explore too much. The scenery is beautiful and the trails are e...
“Nice nature preserve with walking trails”
This is a lovely, large area at the end of Upper Canyon Rd. run by the Audubon Society. It was the home of artist Randall Davey who deeded the ...
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