Upper Gallina Trail #36

Area Status: Open

The Upper Gallina trail, 2.9 miles long, is steep with a series of switchbacks. The trail travels through aspen stands, with a few areas of spruce and fir. This trail offers spectacular views of the mountain ranges to the north. Due to this being such good habitat for large mammals such as elk, deer, and bear, visitors frequently get glimpses of these creatures on this trail.

This trail offers excellent creek fishing. Uses: hiking, backpacking, equestrian.

At a Glance

Operational Hours:	Open year round (Accessibility limited during winter months due to snow depth)
Reservations:	No Reservations
Fees:	No Fee
Best Season:	Summer/Fall
Busiest Season:	Summer/Fall
Restrictions:	Motorized vehicles or mechanized equipment are prohibited in the San Pedro Parks Wilderness. All pets must be on a leash. Call Coyote Ranger District @575-638-5526 for current fire restrictions
Closest Towns:	Gallina, NM
Water:	Non-Potable
Restroom:	No
Operated By:	Forest Service

General Information

Directions:

From SR 96, take FR 76 for 4 miles, then south on FR 14 for 1.5 miles to end of road. Trail 30, Rio Gallina Trail, starts here. Follow trail 30 for 1.2 miles to the trailhead 36, Upper Rio Gallina Trail. The trail ends at the junction of Trail 33, San Jose Trail.

General Notes:
Parking:

Limited parking at bottom of trailhead # 30