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River Trail in Taos County, New Mexico

River Trail in Taos County is a path. It runs in a north-south direction and ends in a cul-de-sac. River Trail also exists in Los Alamos County and Rio Arriba County.

Road Type
path
Route
north-south
Legend

Streets nearby

Little Arsenic Road
14, 15
0.1 mi
Montoso
16RL, 17RS
0.4 mi
Little Arsenic
11RS, 10RS, 12RS
0.4 mi
Arsenic Connector
18, 19
0.4 mi
La Junta Point Campground Road
20, 21, 22
0.6 mi
Big Arsenic Trail
0.6 mi
Big Arsenic
6RS, 5, 4, 7RL, 8, 9
0.7 mi
El Aguaje
24RL, 25, 28, 29RL
0.8 mi
La Junta Trail
La Junta Lower, La Junta Point
1.0 mi
Wild Onion Trail (102)
Cebolla Mesa
1.6 mi
Cebolla_Mesa Road
2.2 mi
Red River Fault Loop Trail
2.8 mi
Sewer Lagoon Road
3.1 mi
G Arrapata
3.3 mi
Wild Rivers Backcountry Byway
Wild Rivers Recration Area, Wild Rivers Visitor Center
3.4 mi
Guadalupe Mountain Trail
3.5 mi
Bear Crossing Trail
Bear Crossing
3.5 mi
Garrapata Road
3.7 mi
Forest Service 29 Road
NM-522 & La Lama Road
3.9 mi
Embargo Road
4.1 mi
Upper Lama Road
4.2 mi
Ceder Springs Road
Cedar Springs
4.3 mi
Miner's Trail
4.3 mi
Mandonado
4.5 mi
Trujillo Road
4.6 mi
Las Vistas de Questa Trail
4.6 mi
West Rim Trail
4.6 mi
Vigil Road
4.7 mi
Kiowa Road
4.7 mi
Flag Road
4.7 mi
Lama Road
4.7 mi
Guadalupe Trail
4.9 mi
Ojitos Road
4.9 mi
Brushy Mountain Road
4.9 mi
Chiflo Trail East
Chiflo Campground
5.2 mi
Spotted Owl Road
5.2 mi
Schreiber Road
5.2 mi
Forest Road 493
NM-522 & FR-493
5.2 mi
Forest 493 Road
5.4 mi

Campgrounds nearby

La Junta
0.7 mi

Cemeteries nearby

San Cristobal Cemetery
5.5 mi

Laundries nearby

Wash-O-Mat
4.6 mi

Nature reserves nearby

State Game Commission Land
1.9 mi

Rivers nearby

Rio Grande
1.5 mi

Streams nearby

Red River
2.3 mi
Garrapata Canyon
4.0 mi

Tourist information centers nearby

Wild Rivers Visitor Center
1.2 mi

Waters nearby

Filtration Pond
3.0 mi
Pope Lake
3.6 mi