Aztec Parks

Hartman Park Sports Complex
500 Llano St
• Baseball / Softball
• Skateboard Park
• Soccer
• YAFL

Minium Park
200 N Park Ave
• Fiesta Days (June)
• National Night Out (July)
• Splash Park (May - October)

Riverside Park
500 S Light Plant Rd
• Blues and Brews Festival (July)
• SJ Mountain Antique Truck Show (Sept)
• Aztec Highland Games (October)

Tiger Park and Lake
1301 Old Spanish Trl
• Fishing (year round)

Tiger Sports Complex
1300 Old Spanish Trl
Owned and Operated by Aztec School District
• Softball
• Soccer

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State Parks

Navajo Lake State Park
Located 27 miles east of Aztec, Navajo Lake State Park is a water sports Mecca, Navajo Lake recreation includes boating, sailing, paddleboarding and fishing for brown, rainbow and cutthroat trout, largemouth bass, crappie, bluegill, catfish and kokanee salmon.
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    • National Parks/Monuments

    Aztec Ruins National Monument
    Located in Aztec, Aztec Ruins National Monument is a UNESCO World Heritage site, it includes 500 rooms and North America's largest reconstructed Great Kiva. The self-guided tour is approximately 45 minutes long. Also available at the monument is a museum, bookstore, restrooms, picnic area and regularly scheduled special events.
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    • Chaco Culture National Historical Park
    Located 70 miles south of Aztec, Chaco is located in a canyon that contains the largest excavated ruins in the Southwest. The area features hundreds of small sites and 13 major ruins, most of which are accessible by car or on foot.
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    • Mesa Verde National Park
    Located 80 miles northwest of Aztec, visitors can walk among cliff dwellings and numerous mesa-top villages built from 600-1300 A.D. Amenities include ranger-led tours, lodging, camping, restaurants, and a visitor center.
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