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Lots of transportation options. Kewa bus connections at Town Hall. 3 miles to RailRunner Train station. 1 hour to Albuquerque airport. 30 minutes to Santa Fe airport.
This nearby National Monument is beautiful and fun. It is currently closed but opening plans are in work.
The Cochiti Lake Fire/EMS department can provide emergency medical care and transportation
A few of the hundreds of "tent rocks" seen from the trails at nearby Katcha Katuwe National Monument.
Nearby La Bajada Hill was part of the historic El Camino Real trail.
Welcome sign as one drives past the dam and up into the Town of Cochiti Lake.
The Pueblo de Cochiti golf course is a respected course designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr.
Overhead shot of the 5 mile long Cochiti Dam forming Cochiti Lake on the Rio Grande river.
Notice the bosque trees changing color and the birds in the water of the bosque, The bosque is the name for the "land with trees" along the banks and in the flood plains of the Rio Grande.
Winter snow in the Jemez Mountains to the west of Cochiti Lake.
Escarpment on Dome Road
Beautiful wild horses roam the area around the lake. David Rulon, Photographer
Cochiti Lake at sunset.
Looking back at the Town of Cochiti Lake and the historic Horn Mesa from the Dome Road.
The Cochiti Golf Course has a lovely clubhouse with a pro shop and a bar and grille.
Cochiti Lake is a no-wake lake so lots of sailboats, kayaks, canoes and fishing boats are seen.
Osprey on one of the four nesting platforms around the lake.
The cottonwoods in the Rio Grande bosque are particularly beautiful in the fall. Notice the rainbow as well.
The golf course has great mountain and canyon views.
A double rainbow over the Jemez mountains.