Home to the Aztec Tigers, Aztec is a desirable place to live, work and play that’s rich in history and small town values. Aztec offers an airport, kids water park, ball fields, live music venues, skateboard park, tennis courts, parks, motels, restaurants, modern library, landscaped streets, many churches and bountiful shopping. It is best known for the Aztec Ruins National Monument (a UNESCO World
Heritage Site), trophy fly-fishing, lake and river recreation, 300-plus natural sandstone arches, motor speedways, historically registered structures, festivals and celebrations, Pioneer Village and Museum, world-class mountain biking and the oldest living cottonwood tree
in New Mexico.