Eagle Nest Lake State Park open for boating
TAOS, N.M. (KRQE) – With spring weather, recreation is returning to Eagle Nest Lake State Park. Boating is now permitted, but some winter ice remains on the lake.
“While the majority of the lake surface is open water there is still ice in some areas and boaters are urged to use caution at all times,” Park Superintendent Jordan Mitchell said in a press release. “Be sure to dress appropriately in layers, stay dry, and always wear a properly fitted life jacket.”
Blue Hole in Santa Rosa temporarily closing for maintenance
Campgrounds are still closed at Eagle Nest Lake State Park as renovations continue. Options for camping nearby include Cimarron Canyon State Park and Coyote Creek State Park.
Before heading to Eagle Nest Lake, be sure to check current weather conditions and park alerts. You can find a webcam showing current park conditions at this link.
