Fishing

Surrounded by high peaks, this small campground of four semi-dispersed campsites at 9,500 feet overlooks Cabresto Lake from a level ridge.

Located in a picturesque setting of three lakes and a meandering stream.

Several small lakes between two and six acres in size east of the town of Canjilon. Good fishing for rainbow trout.For more photos of Canjilon Lake Recreation site visit our Flickr album.

A popular roadside campground with access to Rio Fernando de Taos for fishing and the trail to "Ice Cave" waterfall.

Camp in a piñon-juniper woodland along the gorge, where the Rio Grande flows some 800 feet below.

Tucked among spruce, aspen and fir in the scenic Valle Vidal, this campground is popular with hunters, anglers, wildlife-watchers and horseback riders.

Set along the Red River in a steep canyon, this site is at the base of the Columbine Canyon Trail with access into the Columbine-Hondo Wilderness.

The third campground located up Highway 150 to Taos Ski Valley, this riverside campground offers three campsites, big enough for trailers.

One of three small sites along Highway 150 to Taos Ski Valley, providing access to Rio Hondo and wilderness hiking.

A dozen single campsites on Duran Creek.