Belén, New Mexico,
ten miles south of Los Lunas is a railroad town. That's how it got its start, and it
still thrives because of it today.  The Santa Fe railroad has
been a part of Valencia County's history since the 1880's. Trains owned by
Burlington Northern share the central switchyards at Belen too. Hauling frieght
north, south, east, and west. Some days, nearly 100 trains pass through the Belén
yard. It can be a busy place. Occaisionally, an Amtrak Vista Cruiser passes
through. If you like to watch trains, Belén is a great stop to make in your
travels.
For more information on Belén, New Mexico, contact:
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To reserve a tee time at Tierra Del Sol, call them at 505-865-5056. |
Nearly
100 trains per day come through the switchyards at Belén, NM (somedays). For a
train-watchers delight.
Tierra Del Sol golf course.
Claimed by Belén, but actually located east of the Rio Grande River in Rio Communities,
NM. The "executive course," is more than a challenge for any caliber of
golfer. Tierra Del Sol Country Club has a full 18-hole course, with dining open to
the public.