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The Caja del Rio area is a lower elevation and drier section of the Santa Fe National Forest. This is mainly a Piñon-Juniper dominated vegetation zone with areas of sage and mixed grasses. It is often open for recreational opportunities when the rest of the Forest is snowed over. Watch for seasonal road closures due to wet and very muddy roads. It is another good area for solitude and lesser travelled trails.
All recreation areas and trailheads south of Interstate 40 within the Sandia Ranger District. Please refer to the Manzanita Mountains Trail System map to plan your course. Cell phone coverage is not guaranteed It is the recreationist’s responsibility to know which trails are designated for motorized vehicles and to follow the guidelines. This is a multi-use area. Trail(s) open for the following uses: Hiking, Mountain Biking, Horseback Riding and OHV use. Area Trailheads: Lower Pine Trailhead Chamisoso Trailhead Coyote Trailhead Tunnel Canyon Trailhead Otero Canyon Trailhead Pine Flat Trailhead Cedro Trailhead Oak Flat Trailhead Area Picnicking: Pine Flat Group Picnic Area Oak, Yucca and Locust Picnic Group Areas Area Camping: Cedro Peak Camping Area
The Caja del Rio area is a lower elevation and drier section of the Santa Fe National Forest. This is mainly a Piñon-Juniper dominated vegetation zone with areas of sage and mixed grasses. It is often open for recreational opportunities when the rest of the Forest is snowed over. Watch for seasonal road closures due to wet and very muddy roads. It is another good area for solitude and lesser travelled trails.
