Events
Cerrillos Hills State Park offers a full range of recreational, educational and nature-based programs held throughout the year. Activities include native grass & wildflower hikes, bird watching, landscape photography, geology, snakes, high desert animals, star gazing, lunar facts and lore with the ranger & talented guest speakers.
From cultural and historical facets, to natural history and traditional programs, you’re invited to learn, to play and to enjoy! We encourage families, friends and youth to enjoy the great outdoors.
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To register for a class use this link https://www.cerrilloshills.org/donate/ Enter the donation amount. Check the designated box to leave a comment and give the name of the class. Complete the form.
For more information about any of the events listed below, please contact Cerrillos Hills State Park (505) 474-0196 or email [email protected].
Saturday - December 07, 2024
Mindful Hand Stitching - cancelled
Come join us for the first in a series of “Hand sewing for pleasure & peace of mind”. Great for beginners, as a refresher, or just a social sew. 11am-1pm.
Hand Turn Appliqué ornament/ sachet. Participants will create a one of a kind ornament referencing prickly pear cactus and piñon trees found in Cerrillos Hills State Park! Perfect for gift giving or for your own decor! Ages 14 and up. $5 donation to Amigos is appreciated.
Limited spaces available so please sign up now through November 30th at [email protected].
Sunday - December 08, 2024
Hibernation Hike
Join us for a winter time wander through Cerrillos Hills State Park and learn about hibernation behaviors found in the natural world.
Hike starts promptly at 11 am.
Meet at the state park entrance, 1/2 mile north of Cerrillos Village, at 44 Camino Turquesa. Bring $5 exact cash or check to pay the parking fee or bring your annual pass!
Tuesday - December 31, 2024
Mining History of the Cerrillos Hills
Cerrillos Amigos would like to share a video we think everyone would enjoy. In the Mining History of the Cerrillos Hills, historian Bill Baxter describes the beginnings of the area's first mines. Cerrillos Hills State Park contains a little over 5 miles of trails and is located on the southern edge of the Cerrillos mining district.