Meet at the church at 8:00 to beat the heat. We will caravan from there. We are headed south off of I-25. Bring food, water, sunscreen and a hat. Dress for the weather. The end time is an estimate.
Link to more information: https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/new-mexico/san-lorenzo-canyon
From the Bureau of Land Management website:
Accessibility Description (ABA/ADA)
Link to more information: https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/new-mexico/san-lorenzo-canyon
From the Bureau of Land Management website:
Accessibility Description (ABA/ADA)
- A high-clearance vehicle, such as a truck or a 4-wheel drive vehicle, is recommended as this road is rugged in several areas and can be difficult to navigate when wet.
- To hike the area, one needs to be able to walk across uneven, rocky, and silty ground and maneuver or climb through canyon cracks for several miles.
- This area does not have any ADA-compliant facilities or interpretive displays. The most accessible way to enjoy the area is to travel by vehicle.
Know Before You Go
Fees
- None.
Facilities
- None; restrooms and drinking water are not available.
Nearby Amenities
- The nearest place to get food, gas, and water is in Lemitar, 13 miles away.
Season/Hours
- Open year-round.
- Be careful in wet conditions. Roads may become slick, and flash flooding can occur in the canyon.
Special Rules
- The road is an annually maintained dirt road. A high-clearance vehicle, such as a truck or a 4-wheel drive vehicle, is recommended. Use particular caution when the road is wet.
- No fireworks, discharge or use of firearms, or any other weapons.
- Pets must be on a 6ft leash.
- Please make sure to carry out any litter.