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Winter camping near snow trails in New Mexico
37 camps in New Mexico within 3 miles of a snowmobile, ski or snowshoe trail, on a lake cold enough for ice fishing, or listing winter sports.
Winter trails
1 miles of snowmobile trail, 15 miles of cross-country ski trail and 3 miles of snowshoe trail (from Forest Service). Check grooming, snow and avalanche conditions before you go.
Best areas for winter sports
- Around Alamogordo13 camps for winter sports within 25 miles
- Around Taos Pueblo9 camps for winter sports within 25 miles
- Around Tano Road8 camps for winter sports within 25 miles
- Around Canjilon4 camps for winter sports within 25 miles
Questions
How many campgrounds in New Mexico are good for winter sports?
37 camps within 3 miles of a snowmobile, ski or snowshoe trail, on a lake cold enough for ice fishing, or listing winter sports; 6 of them are free.
What else can you do there?
Of these camps, 57% also offer hiking, 43% also offer fishing, 24% also offer horseback riding.
Every camp, with a 3D fly-over, weather, cell signal and the drive.
Open winter sports in New MexicoThis week's picks
A different handful each week.
- Camino Real RdFederal campground · First come, first served · No cell signal
The Camino Real Ranger District is managed for many multi-use purposes; hunting, fishing, hiking, biking, skiing, snowmobiling, camping and personal firewood cutting are among the…
View camp → - Trout Lakes CampgroundDispersed / primitive · Free · Cell signal
Trout Lakes contains 12 primitive campsites and access roads within the campground. Sites are best suited for tent camping and small campers/camp trailers. Three lakes provide fishing…
View camp → - Apache CampgroundFederal campground · First come, first served · Cell signal
Apache Campground offers 25 sites. Mixed conifer/aspen forest sites at 8,900 feet provide southern New Mexico an escape from summer heat on the desert floor. Tables, fire rings, parking…
View camp → - Saddle CampgroundFederal campground · First come, first served · Cell signal
Saddle Campground offers 16 single units for tents or RVs. Mixed conifer/aspen forest sites provide southern New Mexico an escape from summer heat on the desert floor. Tables, fire rings…
View camp → - Santa Barbara CampgroundDispersed / primitive · Free · No cell signal
29 developed campsites at popular drop-off/pick-up point for Pecos Wilderness hikers and riders seeking closest access to Jicarita Peak. Heavy usage on holiday weekends and weekends in…
View camp → - Lower Hondo CampgroundDispersed / primitive · Free · Cell signal
Lower Hondo Campground. USDA Forest Service Photo.
View camp → - Sacramento RdFederal campground · First come, first served · Cell signal
The Sacramento Ranger District offers many different recreation opportunities for all seasons.
View camp → - Espanola Ranger DistrictFederal campground · First come, first served · Cell signal
Recreation opportunities within the [Espanola Ranger District](http://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/stelprdb5369642.pdf) range from the high alpine trails in the Pecos Wilderness…
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Free camps for winter sports
- Twining CampgroundDispersed / primitive · Free · Cell signal
Twining Campground in the fall. USDA Forest Service photo by Zach Behrens.
View camp → - Cuchillo Del Medio CampgroundDispersed / primitive · Free · No cell signal
Cuchillo Del Medio Campground. USDA Forest Service Photo.
View camp → - Santa Barbara CampgroundDispersed / primitive · Free · No cell signal
29 developed campsites at popular drop-off/pick-up point for Pecos Wilderness hikers and riders seeking closest access to Jicarita Peak. Heavy usage on holiday weekends and weekends in…
View camp → - Lower Hondo CampgroundDispersed / primitive · Free · Cell signal
Lower Hondo Campground. USDA Forest Service Photo.
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