Vegitas

Trail Overview

Vegitas is an unmarked ATV trail through the Santa Fe National Forest. The south end starts on Forest Service Road 107, and there is a viewpoint right away just off the trail that riders can walk to view overlooking the mountains. The trail goes past a natural spring and cow trough, and continues through the forest on an easy two-track that has a bit of embedded and loose rock. The trail is faint and overgrown with grass at times, and makes a few unmarked turns that make an offline map essential for continuing the route. It does a couple big hairpin turns, has a few shallow ruts, and steeper spots, but mostly remains easy. There are a couple embedded rock faces closer to the north end that make very small drop offs/ledges, but they are easily approachable. The north end looks more trafficked and wider as it approaches Forest Service Road 110.

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Difficulty

This is, overall, an easier ATV route as it is mostly wide and smooth dirt, with a few minor rockier sections. It doesn't have as much downfall as the Corral trail, but there's always potential for more log hazards in this type of forested terrain. It has a few steep spots, but is overall ideal for less experienced riders.

Technical Rating

Vegitas can be accessed by the following ride types:

• ATV (50")
• Dirt Bike