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From the intersection of Highway 64 and Highway 522 N of Taos, go N on Highway 522 for 15.2 miles. Go E on La Lama Road for ca. 1 mile and then S alon

Hay Hollow

BLM Wild and Scenic River, R-2

Río Chama, 5.5 river miles (7.3 km) downstream from put-in at Cooper's Landing. Site is on river left.

Driving south on 68 through Espanola, turn left onto 76 and drive 1.6 miles to the Santa Cruz Country Store. Proceed another 0.7 miles down 76 to the wash across from the Camino de Paz school.

Drive north of Taos, taking 65 to 522 towards Questa. Turn left on 378 just north of Questa and continue on 378 and into the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument. Proceed ~9 miles down the road to the Little Arsenic Campground to park. Begin hiking the

From the junction of Highway 64, Highway 150 and Highway 522 north of Taos, drive west for 8.7 miles to the junction with county road West Rim Road (CB-115). Turn left to drive south on West Rim Road (CB-115) and drive for ca.7.7 miles to collection site.

Jurnigan Draw-Black River

Taylor Draw

From the intersection of 126 and 550 in Cuba, New Mexico, travel North on 550 for 12.2 miles. Turn left (west) into the Continental Divide Parking Lot. Take the dirt road on the west side of the parking lot, and cross the cattle guard. From the cattle gua

Cañon Empiedrado. From Las Vegas, take Hwy 104 to Co Rd C53A. Follow to C53D, then C53E. Park as close to point coordinates as possible, then hike to the bottom of the canyon

Carson National Forest, RS Rd 703 (Amole Rd) off Hwy 518, in large meadow near parking area.

From Highway 68, turn onto Highway 75 towards Dixon, New Mexico. From Highway 75, turn right onto County Road 580, then turn right onto a dirt road called County Road 69. Take County Road 69 about 2 miles to reach the population site.

Ross Place

Cisneros Spring. From NM-522, drive 4.0 mi W on Sunshine Valley Rd. Turn right, and turn left after 0.4 mi. Continue for 3.2 mi to Cow Patty Trail. Hike down to the river. Spring is on west bank, 290 m downstream from trail.

From Pilar, follow NM State Road 570 for 6.3 mi. Spring is adjacent to Picuris trail, just south of Taos Junction South Bridge.

T28N, R10E, Section 16, NMPM

BLM Wild and Scenic River, R-1.

Bearpaw Spring. Cross the Rio Grande just below Souse Hole Rapid, float downstream, and pull over on river right below the spring. Take out below the spring at the County Line Boat Launch on Hwy 68.

CP Hill

BLM wild and Scenic River, MC-1

Seven Rivers Hills

Ben Slaughter Draw

From the town of Red River, NM, take Highway 578 south for ca. 6.5 miles. When pavement ends continue over bridge, and take a right onto Forest Road 58A. Travel approximately 1 mile to reach the East Fork Trail #56 trail head. The population can be found

Enter walking gate for path on the West side of the road just north of the private school land. Immediately inside in mash from the Santa Fe River. GPS coordinates just for the Santa Fe River Marsh area.

Hart Canyon

From the intersection of Hwy 84/285, and Hwy 599 in Santa Fe NM, head south on 599. From 599, take the Camino La Tierra exit on right; continue on Camino La Tierra for 8 miles. Turn right to go north on Old Buckman Road. Continue on Old Buckman Road for 2

From Highway 68, turn onto Highway 75 towards Dixon, New Mexico. From Highway 75, turn right onto County Road 580, then turn right onto County Road 69. Take County Road 69 about 2 miles to reach the population site.

Northern Big Arsenic Twin Springs. Spring is approximately 1.0 mi down Big Arsenic Springs Trail. It is the third spring encountered along the trail.

Depart the field office and proceed on 64 W of town for ~32 miles. Turn right onto US-285 N at Tres Piedras and continue for 17 miles. Turn right onto gravel road with yellow cattle grate and proceed for 1 mile along road. The population will be on your l

Big Guy Spring. South from Taos on HWY 68, Left on road 75 through Dixon, Right onto 580 through Canoncito, then Right onto County dirt road 69 for 1.7 mi. Spring traverses road.

From Taos at the intersection of 64 and 522, drive North towards Questa on NM-522 for about 15 miles. Turn right onto Forest Service 29 Rd/La Lama Rd. Drive one mile, and turn right onto Forest Rd 493. Drive about 1.3 miles, and park on the right side of

Largo Canon in Sabinoso Wilderness area. Aquatic AIM East site, collected along transect.

Badlands Spring. Site is 0.7 mi north of Rinconada on east side of highway 68. Park where dirt road ends and follow trail 0.75 mi to spring.

Collected west of the Rio Grande Gorge, Plot 8, T31N, R11E, sec 33

Barrancos Blancos. Turn right onto County Rd 61 from NM-68, just south of the Dixon turn-off. Take the first right (keeping right) and drive around the hill to the Embudo confluence. Park and hike up the hill, approaching from the north. Site is approx. 3

Salt Lake off old Hwy 128

Collected south of San Antonio Mountain, T30N, R9E, Section 29

Ben Slaughter

Turn north onto US-285 from Tres Piedras. Continue north for 4.8 miles, arriving near No Agua Peaks. The population is located along the roadside.

BLM Wild and Scenic River. BLM collection

Park at NM-75 pull-out at mile marker 10. Follow trail south from the road for 0.5 miles, into a drainage. Follow the drainage S-SW, keeping right, for another 0.5 mi to the GPS location, just above Embudo Creek.

Los Pinos Playa. From US-285 (CO), take CO SR C west for 1.3 mi, then turn left onto CR 12.5. After 1.7 mi, turn right onto two-track and continue up ridge past settlement, keeping left for 3.3 mi. At state fence line, bear right at the fork. Drive 2.7 mi

From Pilar, follow NM State Road 570 5.6 miles along Rio Grande. Spring is on east bank and flows from a pipe by road. Emergence is 500 ft up slope.

Turn left onto El Palacio rec Area driving south on 68 past Valarde. Once in rec area, bear left and continue on main dirt road for a ¼ mile

Drive northwest on hwy 64 past the high bridge. Turn right on the entrance to “Taos Mesa Public Access” onto a dirt road and proceed for 5 miles to the junction. Take a left and proceed for 11 miles towards Cerro de la Olla. Turn right towards the abandon

From the intersection of Highways 522, 64 and 150, drive north on Highway 522 for ca. 23.5 miles. Take a left to head west on Highway 387. At ca. 10 miles stay left on 387 towards the Wild Rivers Visitor’s Center. Continue 0.3 miles and take a left onto a

Pierce Canyon- Pecos River

Pierce Canyon-Pecos River

Chiflo Grande Spring. Spring is located at the base of the Chiflo Trail in the Wild Rivers Recreation Area, 6.3 mi down NM-378 from NM-522.