This interior trail connects the Los Pinos Trail with the Vacas Trail at about 2.6 miles. The trail is along Anastacio Creek with the trail occasionally entering spruce type.

Best known for mesas, sheer-walled canyons, and the ancestral Pueblo dwellings found among them, Bandelier also includes over 23,000 acres of designated Wilderness. It was named for Adolph Bandelier, a 19th-century anthropologist. Proclaimed on February 11, 1916. Acreage: 32,737, all federal. Wilder...

The first half-mile of this loop trail goes through the Black Canyon Campground. At camping site 4 in the upper loop of the campground, the trail leaves the campground and gently rises through a beautiful aspen and mixed conifer grove for another half-mile. Bear to the left at the trail junction. A ...

Starting from the grassy meadows of Aspen Ranch, follow the road 100 yards to the north, and just before you reach a locked gate the trail will branch off to the west. At this point the Borrego Trail 150 and the Rio en Medio Trail 163 piggyback on top of each other for a short distance. The trail wi...

From Ranch Viejo, cross to the northwest side of the Rio Capulin and look for the trail heading up Cañada Vaca. The area is appropriately named as the Spanish translation means Cow Canyon. The trail may not be obvious for the first half mile due to the open grassy meadows around Rancho Viejo. Contin...

Beginning at the parking lot, the Borrego Trail 150 drops down into a lovely shady valley full of aspen, fir, pine, shrubs, and flowers. In about one-half mile the trail forks. Take the right fork, which keeps you on the Borrego Trail 150. The trail climbs onto a ridge with long sweeping switchbacks...