Los Ranchos de Albuquerque, NM is a small community located in the Rio Grande Valley of New Mexico. The area is known for its rich culture and vibrant arts scene. Visitors to Los Ranchos will find plenty of activities to keep them busy, such as hiking, fishing, and camping. There are also many art galleries and museums in the area that showcase the work of local artists. Los Ranchos is also home to several popular restaurants and bars that offer delicious cuisine from around the world.
Reviews of Los Ranchos de Albuquerque have been overwhelmingly positive with locals and visitors alike praising the city's unique culture, warm atmosphere, friendly people, and abundance of attractions. From kayaking on the Rio Grande River to shopping at local markets, there is something for everyone in Los Ranchos. People rave about the amazing food available from local eateries as well as the wide variety of cultural activities available throughout the year. Overall, Los Ranchos de Albuquerque has earned its reputation as an incredibly welcoming place to visit and live!
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Village with an identity problem - 7/28/2012
'Los Ranchos' used to be a non-descript, sleepy little farming community, but over the past couple of decades has lowered the bar and sucked up to the land developers. The Village maintains it is an 'agricultural and farming' area, but the best farm land in New Mexico (right along the Rio Grande) has been eagerly converted to mcmansions and useless landscaping. The town continues to have giant cottonwoods and cooler summer temperatures than the surrounding Albuquerque making it physically attractive, but the social expectations are over the top. We moved here in 1990 and built up high-end barns and outbuildings to support out organic farm, but now the neighbors (new since we got here) are complaining about the appearance of farm related equipment, the manure we use for fortifying the soil (have done that since 1990), and a host of other 'farming and agricultural' activities. The traditional mexican heritage is being bought out by developer - the same heritage that made this
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