Oak, Yucca, and Locust Group Picnic Areas

Summary

The Oak, Yucca, and Locust Group Picnic Areas includes a combination of three different picnic areas and a trailhead, that border fthe communal playing fields suitable for all sorts of outdoor games. The site is paved and accessible. It is a great place for play, rest and recreation. The picnic areas are surrounded by ponderosa pine forest, mixed with oak, piñon, juniper, and plenty of yucca plants -- New Mexico's state flower. You can look at the ‘day use’ map, to choose ythe reserved picnic area, by clicking on the tab above this overview. The sheltered areas are replicas of the mid-1930s Civilian Conservation Corps design. The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) has a rich history and lasting presence throughout the Sandia’s and Manzanitas. In their honor, we ask that you take extra care to “leave no trace” when you visit. Natural Features: This area is 7,660 feet above sea level, and as flat as a pancake. The Oak Flat Trailhead leads to a trail system with a variance in elevation of 50-200 feet as the trail

{ Last know status: Closed | Approximate size: Unknown Mile(s) | Last updated: December 10, 2021 }

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