Heritage Hills Park
Heritage Hills Park Map
About Heritage Hills Park in Albuquerque
Heritage Hills Park is a public recreational area located in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Spanning 15.71 acres, this park offers a variety of outdoor activities and amenities for visitors of all ages. The park is situated northwest of the Tanoan West community, providing a natural haven for both residents and visitors.
The park features a 1.3-mile asphalt trail that loops around the area, making it ideal for walking, jogging, or casual strolls. This trail is rated as a Grade 1 difficulty, indicating it is suitable for most visitors, including those with mobility challenges. The path offers scenic views of the surroundings, including distant vistas of the volcanoes, Mount Taylor, and the Sandia Mountains.
For families and children, Heritage Hills Park includes an engaging playground equipped with slides, swings, and various play structures. These facilities provide a safe and enjoyable space for children to engage in imaginative play and physical activities. The park also features sports fields, catering to those interested in team sports or casual games.
Throughout the park, visitors will find benches strategically placed, often beneath the shade of mature trees. These seating areas offer comfortable spots for relaxation, socializing, or simply enjoying the natural surroundings. The presence of mature trees not only provides shade but also contributes to the park's aesthetic appeal and supports local wildlife.
For sports enthusiasts, the park includes a half basketball court, allowing for friendly games and practice sessions. Additionally, two well-maintained soccer fields are available for those who enjoy the sport.
Heritage Hills Park is conveniently located near public transportation routes, with ABQ Ride stops for bus lines #31, #91, and #2 in the vicinity. The park also offers on-site parking facilities for those arriving by car, as well as bicycle racks to accommodate eco-friendly transportation options.
Adjacent to the park is the Jay Yogeshwar Trail, which connects to the park's internal pathways, offering extended walking or hiking opportunities for nature enthusiasts. This connection enhances the park's role as part of Albuquerque's broader recreational network.
