Jemez Springs, New Mexico · Sandoval County · Facility
Seven Springs Picnic Area is located in proximity to the State Fish Hatchery at Seven Springs. Uses: Picnics, hiking and fishingFacilities: The site has seven picnic units and is adjacent to the Rio Cebolla. Vault toilets. No water is available at this site.Special Instructions: Please pack out trash and leave the area…
Seven Springs Picnic Area is located in proximity to the State Fish Hatchery at Seven Springs. Uses: Picnics, hiking and fishingFacilities: The site has seven picnic units and is adjacent to the Rio Cebolla. Vault toilets. No water is available at this site.Special Instructions: Please pack out trash and leave the area clean for others to enjoy. Clean fish away from picnic area. Cutting live vegetation is prohibited.
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