From confluence with Abiquiu Reservoir upstream to headwaters in Valles Caldera. Gallinas Creek Partially within Santa Fe National Forest, waterway flows through narrow, V-shaped conifer covered canyon. From gaging station near Montezuma upstream to headwaters in Youngs Canyon. An overnight float trip on one of the best streams in the statefor rainbow, native and brown trout fishing is a total outdoor experience. Designated a scenic and pastoral river, waterway provides unparalleled beauty and tranquility for rafters, kayakers and canoeist.
Rapids lend plenty of excitement to the splendor and peace of the river canyon.
From upper Abiquiu Reservoir upstream to El Vado Dam. Floaters need permits for these segments. From Labatos to John Dunn and from John Dunn to Taos Junction. Rio Guadalup River River within Santa Fe National Forest flows through a canyon that is a popular dispersed recreation area for camping, fishing, hunting and hiking. Corridor contains historic railroad tunnels through the spectacular Guadalupe Box Canyon, and surrounding mesas contain significant cultural ruins.