Great hiking spot with access to the river! Lots of little trails leading every which way. Great place to bring my dogs! There are no public restrooms or potable water access. There is limited parking coming from the residential area.

Trailhead Park is primarily accessed by foot and is a clean and quiet spot to spend some time away from car and truck traffic. These photos were taken in the park or directly adjacent to it.

Accessible from the entrance to Trailhead Park in Rivers Edge I, or by walking along the Bosque from Corrales Road. Its a short walk from the park to the Rio Grande River. No facilities.

This is the best park to go to with access to the river. there isnt a lot of parking in the neighborhood and right now because of the pandemic the road by the irrigation ditch is closed. now the best way to access this park is from where you would Google trailhead Park, its off of roadrunner. its in rivers edge one off of corrales road

Great place to get close to the Rio Grande. Wonderful place for an elopement or a Semi-formal ceremony.

Great views, although under construction currently.

Very nice trail along the bosque, popular with photographers. Gets a bit busy on the weekends and people aren’t very polite. Google directions are slightly off. You can turn on riverside or you can head toward Corrales and turn left at the “Open Space” sign.

Beautiful views, areas to play in the water and a shady park.

Love this place! Always refreshing and peaceful.

Its fun tob spend rime with friends and family.

I grew up at this park, lol. I think the best thing about the park is getting to go to the river/bosque.

Well maintained walk to park. Has a playground, picnic tables and shade.

Great launch spot to raft the middle rio grande

If your plan is to let you kids play on the toys at this park youll be disappointed. They are rusty, broken, and unsafe. The park itself is in a pretty nice location with river access. I hope they repair the play area because this park would be great of that happens.

The turn off to get to the parking lot is a little dirt road between 2 metal poles. Sometimes it can be hard to see. The lark itself has a trail with lots of benches for resting. It runs a lot the rio grande which provides more sight seeing. You can bring pets if they are leashed. I have seen coyotes roaming around here a few times so be on the look out if youre bringing a small animal.

One of the best hiking trails in Albuquerque. Situated on the bank of the river with a perfect of the Sandias

Great place to get down anplay in the river

Nice easy waking well maintained trail that doesnt get busy. Very peaceful with the river.

Beautiful trail. Definitely go right before sunset because you can see the sandias from the trail and it is to die for.

Completely in the shade the first half of the day. Kind of old and rundown but my kids loved the park, kind of a best kept secret

The playground equipment is a bit weathered, but it has coushined ground in certain areas. There are multiple picnic tables and benches within the boundary. This park also has an expansive section of grass lined with trees. There are multiple dog waste stations in the area, and Ive never seen them devoid of poo bags. However, there is always a frustrating amount of dog poop around the playground equipment. This isnt a reflection on the park itself, but its one of the main reasons I tend to go elsewhere.The biggest drawback to this park are the parking, and entry situations. If youre on the Bosque trail system, this park is along the way perfectly. However, car parking has to be done in one of two inconvenient ways. The first is by the river access dirt lot, via Corrales Road, about 100 meters to the north of the park. You then have to walk that distance along a narrow dirt road that people tend to speed on.Option two is parking in the Rivers Edge neighborhood, on Sandia Vista Road. Here, you are to the West of the park, and have to cross a wooden bridge to the Bosque trail system, then walk a good distance either North, or South to get to the park entrances. This is because the West perimeter is lined with tubular fencing. Its not impossible to cross and go down into the park, but youll be on a hillside with cactus, sage, and chamisa. This park is not ideal to bring young children or strollers because of the poo landmines and the parking.

Great little Overlook of the Rio Grande and the Sandia. My boyfriend and I are photographers and we really liked the quick drive from Corrales as well as the perfect view of the Sandia Mountains. There was lots of Runners and people walking with their families and dogs. Next time we go I would definitely bring my dog and let her run around in the water for a little bit. We also heard some horses in the area which was nice. It seems as though someone has cleared some of the big pieces of wood out of the river, so there is makeshift seating along the water. Overall I really liked this Overlook spot. Quiet and tucked away in New Mexico is always a gem

Cute park and easy parking. Well maintained playground as well as room for dogs. Overall trash and litterfall are a bit much but manageable.

Great place to take a walk and enjoy the bosque.

Wooded area and trails along the Rio Grand, with a small beach on a curve in the river.

Easy river access. Good defined trails. Plenty of parking.

Beautiful, tranquil,

Stay out of the water right now, its moving way to fast and trees are in the way because of how much water has been coming down this run off! People are dying in this river!

Its a good place to take your dogs

This is a nice park. I havent seen it yet with all the greenery yet but I like how quiet and semi hidden it is. Also you can hike the trails near the river. Theyre pretty close to the park.

A hidden gem. Not many know this park is here. Parking is on a residential street and you have to walk a little ways to the park.

Close to the river. Nice views of the Sandia mountains.

Fun little area to catch some nice views!!

What a gem. We are all so lucky to have such a great park

Neat spot with easy access.

A river running through the desert

Best place in the area!

Beautiful views. Very peaceful.

Great views, recommended and will return.

Watched lots of Canada geese, saw a red tail hawk. Very nice

Nice little Park in my neighborhood with great views of Rio Grande and Sandia Peak

Beautiful undeveloped scenery.

A nice little quiet park with a small playground but no restroom. Its mostly a grass field with a few trees. The Rio Grande river is only a short walk along a canal to the east of this park.

Pretty good Park, access to the river, and theres a great little spot down by the river that you could play in.

Awesome hidden little gem!!

Hard to find cool to hike

One of the best places for kayaking in Rio Grande

Wish there were bathrooms for the little ones.

Great foothill trails, for biking it running. Dogs are welcome on leash and theres a little doggy Doo doo station with bags and a garbage can.

A beautiful little tucked-away park nestled right up into the Bosque. Features a gazebo, playground, lots of grass with shade trees and features access to the north-Corrales Bosque trail.

Such a peaceful beautiful place

Relaxing great for family and your fury family friends .

Love this place very beautiful. Been coming here for years

My favorite walking spot

Good place to start off a walk near the river! Pokémon stops and gym.

Breathtaking views and so peaceful. In the summer you can swim there or go kayaking.

Love this park to visit with kiddos!!!

Grate, loved it.

Relaxing in the middle of know where piece of mind

Nice walk

Magic!!!

Beautiful park

Issa park

Nice community

Not really a park more of just a trail

Very nice for walking.

Simple park but ready access to the Rio Grande.

Im close by but havent been there

Nice place to hang out

Nice walking through the Bosque

Good for a jog

Nice

Love the area of this park!

Beautiful views of the mountains and river

Good place to trail run

Great looking and by the river.

Easy trail with amazing views.

Cause its nature