The boat ramp at Abiquiu Lake reopened May 30, 2020. The public is required to bring their own life jackets as the Loaner Life Jacket program is currently not in operation.

The boat ramp is open for motorized traffic. All New Mexico State rules related to Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) will be adhered to, and staff will be monitoring for compliance.

Other day-use recreation areas open include the Cerrito Day Use Area; the Overlook Day Use Area, including picnic areas; and the downstream Rio Chama Day Use Area.

Due to low water levels, the swim beach area is not designated. However, the beach is open for swimming.

The main office/visitor center is open for phone calls, but is closed for public walk-ins at this time.

Day use fees have been waived until October 1, 2020. Normally, these fees are collected at Abiquiu from April 15 through October 15.

Contact the Abiquiu Lake Main Office at (505)685-4371 with additional questions.

Cochiti Lake is closed to all recreation until further notice. The visitor center, campgrounds, day-use areas, swim areas, fishing areas, boat ramp, and walking trails are closed to the public. The main office is open for phone calls, but closed to public walk-in.

Contact the Cochiti Lake Main Office at (505) 465-0307 with additional questions.

USACE-managed day use recreation areas that reopened May 30, 2020, include the South Recreation Area, which contains the boat ramp and picnic areas; the Juniper Day Use Area, and the Captain Kramer Day Use Area.

The public is required to bring their own life jackets as the Loaner Life Jacket program is currently not in operation.

The boat ramp is open for motorized traffic. All New Mexico State rules related to Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) will be adhered to, and staff will be monitoring for compliance.

The visitor center, campgrounds, and boat ramp are closed until further notice. The main office is open for phone calls, but closed to public walk-in. The Conchas Lake State park is also closed. Walking trails are open for normal use. Day-use areas are open.

A ranger will be on site, however, staffing levels are reduced. Please do your part to help prioritize safety when operating boats and hiking, as our capacity to respond to emergencies and accidents is limited.

Contact the Conchas Lake Main Office at (575) 868-2221 with additional questions.

USACE-managed day use recreation areas that reopened May 30, 2020, include the Overlook Day Use area, hiking trails, and picnic areas. The main office and visitor center are open for phone calls, but closed for public walk-ins.

The Santa Rosa Lake State Park boat ramp is closed, effective immediately, due to low water levels. However, the lake remains open to recreation activities including shoreline fishing, canoeing, kayaking and other paddle craft use.

The public is required to bring their own life jackets as the Loaner Life Jacket program is currently not in operation.

For information on NMSP-managed recreation areas, go to: http://www.emnrd.state.nm.us/SPD/

Contact the Santa Rosa Project Office at 575-472-3115 with additional questions.

USACE-managed day use recreation areas are currently open and include the Disc Golf Course and the Petroglyphs.

The USACE main office and visitor center are currently closed to the public.

Colorado Parks & Wildlife campgrounds began to reopen May 14, 2020, launching a phased reopening that will occur across the park system in coordination with park managers and local officials. For information on CPW-managed recreation areas, go to:

https://cpw.state.co.us/aboutus/Pages/COVID-19-Response.aspx?fbclid=IwAR3Mx-TryPAHo6GwPvuAyo30k5PJFnRZw7g8EzLz-_diZtneVv0TkhLJTFQ

Rangers will be on site, however, staffing levels are reduced. Please do your part to help prioritize safety when operating boats and hiking.

Contact the John Martin Reservoir Main Office at 719-336-3476 with additional questions.

The USACE project office/visitor center is closed to public walk-in traffic until further notice. Phone calls will still be answered Monday through Friday from 7:30 am to 4:00 pm.

Colorado Parks & Wildlife campgrounds have begun to reopen, May 14, launching a phased reopening that will occur across the park system in coordination with park managers and local officials.  For information on CPW-managed recreation areas, go to: https://cpw.state.co.us/aboutus/Pages/COVID-19-Response.aspx?fbclid=IwAR3Mx-TryPAHo6GwPvuAyo30k5PJFnRZw7g8EzLz-_diZtneVv0TkhLJTFQ

Contact the USACE Trinidad Lake Main Office at 719-846-6951 with additional questions.