Ultimate Day Adventure at Tico Time River Resort in Aztec, NM
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–8 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for people in average physical shape; some activities require basic stamina and balance like paddleboarding and standing on the waterslide.
Overview
Spend a thrilling day at Tico Time River Resort near Aztec, NM. From a towering waterslide and ziplining to paddleboarding and beach volleyball, discover why this riverfront getaway is a top outdoor adventure for all ages.
Day Trip to Tico Time River Resort- Full Day Adventure
Starting at $20-25 • 9am-11p • All Ages
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About This Adventure
Experience a full day of adventure at Tico Time River Resort! Enjoy thrilling activities like a 130-foot waterslide, ziplining over the pond, and complimentary paddleboarding. Relax on sandy beaches, play beach volleyball, or try disc golf. This unforgettable day promises excitement and fun for everyone!
Day Trip to Tico Time River Resort- Full Day Adventure
Duration
All Day Adventure 9am-11pm
Tour Information
- Spend a whole day at Tico Time River Resort featuring a 130’ waterslide, 2 waterslide jumps, 3 Ponds with sand beaches, a Zipline Over the Pond, complimentary paddleboards & kayaks, Beach Volleyball Court/Pavilion, disc golf, 1 mile of Animas Riverfront with sandy beaches.
- Transportation to and from Tico Time is optional with an extra fee
Adventure Tips
Stay Hydrated
Bring plenty of water, especially on sunny days, to stay refreshed while enjoying outdoor activities.
Wear Sunscreen
Apply broad-spectrum sunscreen before and during your visit to protect against intense New Mexico sun.
Reserve Early
Book your day trip in advance to secure access during peak times, especially weekends and holidays.
Arrive Early
Get an early start to enjoy the waterslide and zipline before crowds grow later in the day.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Great blue herons fishing at the pond's edge
- Western diamondback rattlesnakes, typically seen basking near rocky areas
History
Aztec sits near the Aztec Ruins National Monument, a UNESCO World Heritage Site preserving ancestral Puebloan architecture and artifacts dating back to the 12th century.
Conservation
The resort practices water conservation and encourages visitors to use reusable bottles and respects local wildlife habitats around the river and pond.
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Adventure Hotspots in Aztec
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Water Shoes
Protect your feet on wet surfaces and rocky shorelines around the resort.
summer specific
Lightweight Clothing
Wear breathable clothes to stay cool during active outdoor pursuits.
summer specific
Hat and Sunglasses
Shield your face and eyes from strong sunlight when outside.
summer specific
Reusable Water Bottle
Stay hydrated without generating plastic waste by bringing a refillable bottle.