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SANTA FE

NATIONAL FOREST

OODLES AND OODLES OF FOREST ON THE EDGE OF THE DESERT

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The Santa Fe National Forest is a protected national forest in northern New Mexico, and covers 1,558,452 acres. From our home in Santa Fe it takes about 45 to get to some of our favorite off-the-grid spots along Forest Rd 102. Solitude, a chorus of bird songs, amazingly clear night skies, and tons of trails to explore, -this is our happy place. 

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We also suggest picking out a long trail to explore, load up the backpacks and dogs, and get lost along the way to Nambe Lake or any other mountain peak or lake. 

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Just don't forget to check the current fire restrictions and make a plan in case you run into trouble. 

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The best quick camp spots are off of Forest Rd. 102, right off of the ski area. We marked a few of our favorites. 

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To see the camp spots saved on the map, click the map then use the + and - buttons on your keyboard to zoom in and out. 

We have attached pictures to the campsite locations for reference. 

Enjoy! 

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