Category: Off-Roading
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Cabresto Lake Off-Roading!
In need of an escape? Suit up your best four-wheel drive vehicle and hit the trails to Cabresto Lake, the picnic-tabled paradise destined for photo ops! I had the pleasure of visiting Cabresto with some loved ones, an unforgettable experience to say the least. We hopped into our Jeep (his name is Rocky!) and hit…
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Off-Roading Trips – Red River, New Mexico
Explore the most popular OHV/ROV trails in New Mexico when visiting Red River. Rent OHV/ROVs from Weezie’s Wild Rides or Red River Off-Road, both located on Main Street in Red River, New Mexico. Located at 11.712 feet above sea level, Goose Lake Trail is a very popular trail so you may encounter other ROVs on…
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Coalition Plans For More Cleanup
The Red River Off-Road Coalition recently met, their first gathering since early 2020. The organization, which was formed in June 2018, has been granted status as a 501c3 not-for-profit organization. “We were resuming our normal meeting after COVID. We had postponed everything until things calmed down because we knew we couldn’t get a lot of…
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Have Fun, Enjoy & Be Safe
Off-Highway Vehicles Red River now allows Off-Highway Motor Vehicles (OHVs) to operate through town so you can get from your place of lodging to the trails and back. OHVs are defined as side-by-sides, Mules, Razors, etc. that have bench or regular seating. If it has saddle seating (straddle seating), such as an ATV, it…
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OHVs Are Here to Stay
The summertime is an exciting season for our Red River guests. Of the many things to do in Red River, off-road adventuring is always one of the biggest attractions. Here is some helpful information about a few of our most popular ATV trails. Goose Lake is a gorgeous high elevation paradise where you…
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Off-Road Adventures
Transportation in the high country is a special experience, coming in many forms and offering excitement and fun, depending on your philosophy of life and how your past experiences have affected your current view of the future. Jeep roads: they can make you crazy or they can be the most fun you’ve ever had…
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NM OHV Program Guidelines
Vehicles that are considered to be OHVs & must be registered are: All-terrain vehicles (ATVs) Dirt bikes Off-road vehicles (ORVs, UTVs or Mule type vehicles) Snowmobiles Prohibited Uses It is illegal for any person to use an OHV to: Damage or destroy signs, windmills or other property. Operate any OHV in a way that…