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Nestled high in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains along a meandering
stream, enclosed by a in a small valley, in spruce and pine forest
with abundant wildflowers and beautiful foliage, lies Coyote Creek
State Park. This paragon of New Mexico State Parks is ideal for
New Mexico fishing, family camping and scenic nature hikes.
Numerous campsites are found along Coyote Creek, sheltered by
cottonwood trees and willow plants. Coyote Creek State Park’s
mild temperatures offer some welcome relief during the height
of New Mexico's baking-hot summers.
Anglers love Coyote Creek, which has some of the most well stocked
waters in the state of New Mexico. The abundant trout thriving
here provide fantastic fishing. Coyote Creek State Park also offers
1.5 miles of well-maintained New Mexico hiking trails through
a beautiful forest of towering ponderosa pines. |
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