Tres Piedras, New Mexico |
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Tres Piedras is an old settlement at a crossroads (US 64 crosses US 285) in northwestern Taos County. There wasn't much mining in the area but there was lots of logging and cattle ranching, especially in the Tusas Mountains west of town. But these days, well, you can see it used to be more prosperous here. |
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![]() Looking north toward Colorado, San Luis Hills on the horizon ![]() The Old Pink Schoolhouse, looking east from the Crossroads |
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West of Tres Piedras is the Carson National Forest, east is US 64 through the Earthship Landing Zone and over the Taos Gorge Bridge and then into Taos. The eastern horizon is defined by the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. There is more National Forest south of Tres Piedras on US 285 before you come to Ojo Caliente. Going north on US 285 takes you mostly through BLM land until you hit the Colorado line north of San Antonio Mountain. |
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| Taos County Related Pages: Taos - Ojo Caliente - Red River - Questa - Taos County Arroyo Seco - Las Trampas - Penasco - Pilar - Truchas - Taos Pueblo |
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| Other Taos County Related Pages: Taos Ski Valley - Red River Ski Area - Sipapu Ski & Summer Resort Enchanted Forest Cross Country Ski Area - Carson National Forest Latir Peak Wilderness - Pecos Wilderness - Cruces Basin Wilderness Wild Rivers Recreation Area - Rio Grande Gorge - Orilla Verde Taos Gorge Bridge - Earthship Landing Zone - The Enchanted Circle The High Road to Taos - Sangre de Cristo Mountains Wheeler Peak - Wheeler Peak Wilderness |
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