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Ojito Wilderness

Ojito Wilderness near San Ysidro, NM, features a landscape of mesas and arid terrain. Temperatures can range from highs in the 90s°F during summer to lows in the 20s°F in winter. Visitors can explore the nearby Ojito Wilderness Area, known for its unique geological formations and hiking opportunities.

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Map & DirectionsOjito Wilderness is located in New Mexico near Jemez Pueblo

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35.50272644 N
106.83877836 W

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49 min from Albuquerque, NM
1 hr 7 min from Santa Fe, NM
2 hrs 24 min from Farmington, NM
3 hrs 47 min from Las Cruces, NM

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pamela D.

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Reviewed Sep. 24, 2020

couldnt get there

Road was terrible - had to turn around at mile 3 of 10.

Joseph W.

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Reviewed Sep. 17, 2020

Peace full and quite.

US550 and Cabazon Rd. The first 4 miles off US550 is BIA land, you must keep going to get to BLM land. I saw about a half dozen locations to camp. Dirt road all the way and some rough spots along the way. I took a 34 ft 5th wheel in but if you dont feel confident with your ability you may pass. I went in about 9-10 miles off highway and camped about 2/10ths of a mile from a parking lot for a walking trail. Very peacefull and great night stars. There are a couple of hiking trails nearby and even a mountain bike trail. I had 3 to 4 bars of Verizon cell service.