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This trail is in the Wild Rivers Recreation Area of the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument. All rules and regulations that are applicable to a federal national monument apply here. Practice Leave No Trace (LNT) backcountry skills and ethics. Camp 100 feet from fragile areas; bury human waste at least 200 feet from water, trails, and campsites. This trail is usually open all year.
Need to Know
Day Use: $3.00/day per vehicle to use the area for 30 minutes or more. An annual day use pass, good for the calendar year, is available for $20.00.
Camping: $7.00/night for one vehicle, $10.00 for two. Maximum 2 vehicles and 10 people per site. (Additional vehicles may park in day use parking areas at $3.00/day.) Annual day use passes do not apply to camping fees.
River Campsites: $5.00/night. Group Shelters: $30.00 per day, $40.00 per night. Group shelters are by reservation (call BLM at 575-758-8851).
Description
This trail starts at its junction with the Big Arsenic Springs Trail and runs south above and near the Rio Grande, past a junction with the Little Arsenic Springs Trail to its end at a junction with the La Junta Trail and the Carson National Forest's Cebolla Mesa Trail #102.
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