When it comes to aerial tramways...size does matter.
Also, I am sorry that I will have to delay the balloon fiesta vids I promised last post as I am out of state this weekend.
Last spring I traveled back in time 800 years to a remote area near the Arizona, New Mexico border. I mentioned I would be back in the fall...and here I am.
Adventure awaits....but first...
Below is a post on the Sandia Peak Tramway written a few years back:
WINTER 2008
That being said, I was scheduled for Flight 21 at Sandia Tram: 10,000 feet straight up. Talk about amazing...check these pics out man!!
The objective: to ascend the Sandia Mountains to a point of 10,378 feet.
[Don't forget you can click on any picture to enlarge it!!']
Wheels in motion.

Flight 21 now arriving.

Please get out your boarding passes.

Flight 21 now boarding.


Welcome to Sandia Peak.

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