UNM Duck Pond
Nestled along the iconic Route 66, the UNM Duck Pond is a serene oasis that beckons travelers with its charming scenery and rich history. Surrounded by lush greenery and vibrant wildlife, this picturesque spot invites you to relax, take a leisurely stroll, and reflect on your journey along the Mother Road. Whether you're seeking a peaceful break or a perfect photo op, the Duck Pond embodies the spirit of community and nature that makes Albuquerque a must-visit destination. Join the many who have found joy in this hidden gem while exploring the vibrant culture of New Mexico!
theDSsucks
5 months ago"Visited during the summer so there weren’t too many people around but it wasn’t deserted. I imagine it would be next to impossible to find parking during the school year. Def quite relaxing and peaceful. Ducks and turtles. Did some walking around and sat down in some shade to cool off before getting on my way"
Anthony Castro
a year ago"This is a little hidden treasure of Albuquerque. It's two duck ponds that hosts lots of ducks and turtles! Great place to bring the kids to watch the ducks and to sit and relax. There is a waterfall and benches strewn around the place. Beautiful in the evening. I highly recommend this place for picnics and to just watch the ducks. Great find!"
Ebony Stallings
a month ago"The duck pond is beautiful very tranquil. Also used for educational purposes by campus science department; for the study of plants, and animals. Great addition to the campus."
Deanna Gonzalez
9 months ago"Enjoyed walking around UNM. Brings me back to my college days there, but I can appreciate the landscapes and buildings more now that I've been away."
Kenn
2 months ago"UNM will always hold a special place in my heart. Proud to be a Lobo."
