Ute LakeState Park - New Mexico |
This reservoir on the Canadian River is one of the longest lakes in the state at nearly 13 miles, and boasts a variety of fun water sports. The campgrounds offer a variety of camping experiences, including the Yucca Campground, designed for RVs.
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Ute Lake SP
http://www.emnrd.state.nm.us/SPD/utelakestatepark.html
This reservoir on the Canadian River is one of the longest lakes in the state at nearly 13 miles, and boasts a variety of fun water sports. The campgrounds offer a variety of camping experiences, including the Yucca Campground, designed for RVs.
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Ute Lake State Park
DISTANCE
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1.75 Miles Total
Trail Description:
ACTIVITIES
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This network of trails provides a
unique experience of Ute Lake State
Park as it winds through the desert,
in and out of arroyos, and along the
edge of a narrow canyon of fractured
bedrock. There are several spur
trails that will take you to benches
overlooking the lake. Create a 2 mile
loop between the Logan and Rogers
Trailheads.
AMENITIES
Benches
5 Picnic Shelters
ELEVATION
Precautions:
3,800’
DIFFICULTY
It can be hot, dry, and sunny. Please be prepared with plenty of water.
Use caution at the canyon overlook, especially with children and dogs.
Park Rules:
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The trail is within the park fee area. Vehicles must
display a valid park permit, which can be purchased at a
self-pay station or the visitor center.
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Vietnam Veterans Memorial State
Park is 22 miles east of Taos
on US 64. Established in 1971,
it is one of the first Memorials
of its kind in the United States
dedicated to Vietnam Veterans.
Annual Day Use Pass - NM Resident or Non Resident
New Mexico Veteran - w/50% or more disability
$40
FREE
Annual Camping Pass
New Mexico Resident
New Mexico Resident Senior, 62+
New Mexico Resident Physically Disabled
$180
$100
$100
For Every Mile of your Journey
GREAT COVERAGE
Take our Free Boating Class!
Register at NMPARKS.COM.
All mandatory safety equipment
must be on board & operable.
Stop Aquatic Invasive Species!
Clean, drain & dry your boat.
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$10
$14
$14
$18
Always boat sober.
Booze and boats don’t mix!
Know your weather!
It can change quickly.
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Kids 12 & under must wear a
lifejacket aboard a vessel.
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FREE
Developed Site - Picnic Table, Fire-pit & or Grill
w/Electric Hookup
w/Sewage Hookup
w/Electric & Sewage Hookups
$8
$5
$15
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Reservations can be made up to 6 months
in advance or in as little as 24 hours.
Go online at nmparks.com or call
1.877.664.7787 to make reservations.
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Please contact NM State Parks for information on group
shelters, meeting room costs and availability.
*Fees at Rio Grande Nature Center and Living Desert
Zoo and Gardens may vary from the above table.
+ Electric & Sewage Hookups
Water Hookup (where available)
Out-of-State
$225
Additional Fees Per Night - w/Annual Camping Permit
+ Electric Hookups
$4
+ Sewage Hookup
$4
Primitive Site
Overnight Camping - Per Vehicle
Daily Entrance - Per Vehicle
Bus / Tour Vehicle
Camping & Day Use Fees
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Remember to always
wear your lifejacket!
Boat Safe, Boat Smart!
Native to New Mexico
Baby, You’re a Star!
State Parks has many star parties throughout the year.
The night sky has enlightened and inspired for
thousands of years, and New Mexico is blessed with
dark, beautiful night skies showcased at our parks.
Camping and RV’ing in parks allows
visitors to experience parks on a local level.
Here are some of the great activities and
programs featured in State Parks.
“The Tweet Life”
Bobcat
City of Rocks State Park - This observatory was the
first in the system. The roll-off roof allows for amazing
viewing, and visitors can see distant galaxies and
Tiger Muskie at Bluewater Lake State Park night sky objects on video monitors or through smaller
scopes. Astronomers provide regular programs.
Catch a Memory!
Fishing is one of the most popular activities at our
NM State Parks. Twenty-four parks have ponds,
streams, rivers or lakes, providing a variety of
fishing experiences.
From a lazy afternoon casting for pan-fish to a
high-energy adventure fishing for 40-inch Tiger
Muskie, NM State Parks have a lot to offer.
In northern New Mexico, trout
is king when it comes to sport
fishing. Rainbow, brown, lake
and cutthroat trout can all be
found in cold water lakes, rivers
and streams. Parks with great
trout fishing are: Navajo Lake,
Bluewater Lake, Cimarron
Canyon, Eagle Nest Lake,
El Vado Lake, Fenton Lake,
Heron Lake, Clayton Lake,
Coyote Creek, Morphy Lake
and Sugarite Canyon State
Parks.
Monarch Butterfly
Go Wild!
Observatories at State Parks
State Parks has three astronomical observatories in the
system, which allow visitors to learn from experts and
see night sky objects.
Hummingbird
For a growing number of people, birding is a
wonderful outdoor activity. A pair of binoculars, a
good guidebook and a New Mexico State Park is all
you need. Start your birding adventure on the NM
Birding Trail where eight New Mexico State Parks
are featured: Pancho Villa, Rockhound, City of
Rocks, Leasburg Dam, Percha Dam, Caballo Lake,
Elephant Butte Lake, and Mesilla Valley Bosque
State Parks.
Mule Deer
Post your Bird Alert! Share your beautiful
birding pics on our Facebook!
Horned Lizard
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Whether it’s an RV,
a motor home, a travel trailer
or a camper, we know you
love the RV lifestyle.
From Coyote Creek State Park, you can also visit Morphy Lake
State Park, 24 miles south along NM 434 and 94. Both parks provide
camping and fishing in a secluded area.
To extend your trip in the beautiful, Mora Valley, two additional State
Parks are nearby. Stay the night at Coyote Creek State Park. Drive
36 miles south from Cimarron Canyon on US 64 and NM 434.
60 miles, one way
Other Hidden Jewels
Camp here or at Cimarron Canyon
State Park, 9.4 miles northeast on US
64. The Cimarron River runs through
the canyon and the park offers amazing
forested vie