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The renowned trout fishing in the Río Grande and its tributaries draws anglers from across the country. Discover the Wild Rivers Recreation Area at the confluence of the Río Grande and Red River for some great fishing spots.

Experience the beauty of New Mexico's pristine wilderness on a unique llama trekking adventure in Taos. These guided treks offer a variety of options, from the popular “Take a Llama to Lunch!”™ day hikes to multi-day wilderness expeditions. Whether you're planning a family-friendly outing, a private custom event, or simply seeking a peaceful journey through nature, llama treks cater to all ages and fitness levels. Along the way, enjoy gourmet backcountry meals and the companionship of these gentle, sure-footed animals as you explore the stunning landscapes of northern New Mexico.

You don't Have to camp in a campground! National Forests mean room to roam. You can camp anywhere in Carson National Forest. Leashed dogs welcome. 1.5 million acres of mountainous areas with fishing, hiking, picnics, and camping.

With three developed recreation areas, this is a great place to enjoy a breathtaking view of a river gorge; hike miles of developed trails; camp under the stars; view wildlife; or visit prehistoric, historic, or active cultural sites.

Experience some of the most beautiful alpine hiking in New Mexico year-round! Taos Ski Valley boasts ten public land hiking trails and four summit opportunities, including the highest in New Mexico: Wheeler Peak, topping out at 13,161 ft.