2020 Map of Glorieta

About this map

Glorieta Pass serves as a central corridor through the Sangre de Cristo foothills, anchoring a landscape where mountain peaks meet high mesas. The village of Glorieta lies at the junction of modern transit routes and traditional mountain paths, including the Old Las Vegas Hwy. The area is geographically defined by the massive Glorieta Mesa to the south and the high elevations of Glorieta Baldy and Shaggy Peak to the north. These heights overlook the drainage of Galisteo Creek and several rugged canyons, including Apache Canyon and Ruiz Canyon. Cultural and historical continuity is represented by the Pecos National Historical Park and local landmarks like the Cañoncito Cem and Glorieta Cem, which provide essential points of reference for genealogists and local historians studying this Santa Fe County corridor.