Cherry Hills in Albuquerque, NM

Cherry Hills sits in Albuquerque's Northeast Heights, on the streets east of Wyoming Boulevard around Harper Road. It is an established residential neighborhood of detached houses, built out over the last third of the twentieth century and represented by the Cherry Hills Civic Association, one of the civic groups the city recognizes in Council District 4. No gates, and no mandatory homeowners association. Albuquerque Academy's campus lies just south, and Heritage Hills Park is a short way southwest. Bus service and everyday shopping sit on Wyoming Boulevard, a short walk west.

The Cherry Hills Civic Association represents the area at City Hall, listed by the city among Council District 4's civic associations rather than its neighborhood associations. The group maintains bylaws, last revised in January 2024, and publishes them on its own site. It works as a voluntary civic group, not a dues-collecting homeowners association.

The library branch that carries the neighborhood's name stands at Harper Road and Barstow Street NE, a block east of Wyoming, next to the Del Norte shopping center. Inside are public computers, free wireless, a meeting room that seats thirty-five and two small study rooms. Route 31 along Wyoming stops nearby, and the branch is a short drive from the San Antonio exit off I-25.

North Domingo Baca Multigenerational Center, on Carmel NE, is the closest large public recreation building, with a gymnasium, an amphitheater, a climbing wall and classrooms running programs for every age.