Questa, NM

This rugged trail through Carson National Forest leads to pristine Goose Lake, with remnants of 19th-century mining cabins along the way. Bring your fishing gear to catch trout in the crystal-clear alpine waters.

Dramatic 800-foot-deep canyons carved by the Rio Grande and Red Rivers create a wilderness sanctuary. Hike to La Junta Point for an unrivaled view of the rivers' convergence.

Gateway to Rio Grande del Norte Monument, this visitor center offers exhibits on the 800-foot-deep gorge and volcanic plateaus. Staff provide trail maps and safety tips for exploring the high-elevation wilderness.

Wind through pine forests alongside a babbling creek on this moderately challenging wilderness trail. Pack layers and water for the 6-hour journey through changing mountain ecosystems.

This pristine alpine lake sits at 9,500 feet elevation, offering excellent brook trout fishing in a tranquil wilderness setting. Enjoy the stunning mountain views from your campsite.

New Mexico's largest fish hatchery produces over 1.7 million rainbow trout annually in a picturesque setting. Watch the fish-rearing process through self-guided tours and feed the trout in designated ponds.

This community hub preserves northern Taos County's history through archives and exhibits. Browse the collection, admire the student-painted exterior mural, and explore the library's local heritage resources.

Nestled at the base of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Questa Public Library celebrates local culture through community programs. Browse the collection while enjoying the colorful student mural.