Guadalupita and Coyote Creek State Park
Drive northeast of Mora on Hwy 434, past a landscape of beautiful mountain scenery, grazing cows, old corrals and isolated general stores. In 14 miles the journey leads to Guadalupita, a little town in a gentle valley of small farms and ranches. Coyote Creek State Park is near Guadalupita. One of New Mexico's smallest state parks, Coyote Creek is a mere 80 acres on the eastern slope of the Sangre de Cristos. But this park has all an outdoor enthusiast needs. The picnicking and camping sites are beautifully located in a sheltered valley. A nice playground is available for the kids, who will also enjoy seeing the beaver ponds scattered along the Coyote Creek, a tributary of the Mora River. Coyote Creek is a favorite destination of serious anglers. Several well-marked hiking trails run through the park, where hikers especially enjoy viewing the spectacular wildflowers. Full service hookups for RVs are provided.
Coyote Creek State Park
P.O. Box 477
Guadalapita, NM 87722
505-387-2328
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