Nambé Pueblo is located 18 miles north of Santa Fe, off US 84/285 and NM-503 at the base of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Established in the 1300s, Nambé was a principal cultural and religious center for the pueblo people.

Local events include traditional cultural dances, authentic Indian arts and crafts sales, and a Fourth of July celebration. The pueblo also offers spectacular recreational sites and opportunities to swim, fish, and camp at the beautiful Nambé Falls. The tour of the pueblo's buffalo herd gives visitors an experience with the sacred animal. Visitors should familiarize themselves with general pueblo policy in order to remain courteous during their visit.

For more information contact the Pueblo of Nambé, Route 1, Box 177-BB, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501 (505) 455-2036.

Driving Directions
Take I-25 north to the St. Francis exit. St. Francis will become US-84/285. Take a right on NM-503 and follow the signs to Nambé Pueblo.

Lodging near Nambé Pueblo includes:
The Bishop's Lodge (Santa Fe/Tesuque)
Hacienda del Cerezo (Tesuque)
Ranchero de Santa Fe (Santa Fe)
Rancho de Chimayó (Chimayó)
Rancho Jacona (Pojoaque)
The Triangle Inn (Tesuque)