Name: Ancho Springs trail
Rating: 3.0

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These trails are within the Los Alamos National Laboratory and are open to the public. Please honor any restrictions and closures so we can maintain public access.

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Start from the Power Line Point trail and look for an opening in an old barbed-wire fence. The trail starts steep and gradually gets easier as you go. At the bottom you can access the Rio Grande and the White Dot trail.

Flora & Fauna

Rattlesnakes, feral cattle, possibly bears

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Land Manager: National Park Service - Bandelier National Monument

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Greg Weiss

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Ancho Springs trail

“A steep descent into White Rock Canyon and the Rio Grande. ”

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6,419' 1,957 m

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