Park doesn't open until 8am. We got there at 7 right after hitting the new time zone and couldn't wait the hour for it to open.
I'm glad I was able to see Walters house, but I did not experience any of the owners telling me to leave or anything like I've seen in the other comments. We did a relatively quick drive by to take pictures and then called it a day. There are a few signs saying no trespassing so we kinda got the idea that the homeowners aren't too happy with visitors
So glad we stopped in Albuquerque. Such a beautiful city! This was a cool location at the end of a street so i did kinda feel like a creep taking pictures of someone's home, but worth it because I love Breaking Bad!
We got there while it was lightly raining and there were swimmers so we couldn't really see through the water. However we were there on a Monday and it was deserted except for a few local kids.
Great stop. Clean bathrooms and a great view.
This seemed to be a good spot for campers. They have tent and rv sites. Didn't really feel like a state park. I was a little disappointed that I didn't see any scenic views. This was a decent place for us to let the dog out for a few minutes.
This place is great! One of my favorite stops from my roadtrip. We got there maybe an hour or two before sunset and it was pretty deserted.
This is a great natural-site to visit. Totally worth the stop. There are no shelters, bathroom, tables but sometimes it's worth it to make a stop for a beautiful view.
This was worth the stop. Shop is closed on Sundays. Rocking chair makes for a great photo opp for those traveling along 66
Worth the stop but we made the mistake of going on a Sunday while there was a football game later that day. All the parking lots and garages were game-day prices and not worth it. It was worthwhile to drive into the city just to see it!