San Ysidro Trials Area - San Ysidro, NM
San Ysidro Trials Area offers outdoor enthusiasts and dog owners a unique area nestled in San Ysidro, New Mexico. While it is well-known as a destination for off-road and trial biking, this spot also provides pet-friendly trails and scenic views for visitors looking for dog-friendly hiking. Although official details about dedicated dog amenities are limited, the open terrain offers a natural setting for outdoor adventures with your furry friend.
Visiting this dog park in San Ysidro, New Mexico, is ideal for those seeking more rustic, spacious areas rather than highly developed dog parks. The lack of fencing and amenities means it’s best suited for experienced dog owners with well-trained pets who enjoy exploring the outdoors. With the picturesque New Mexico landscape as your backdrop, it’s a great stop for anyone searching for dog-friendly trails near San Ysidro.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Are there walking or hiking trails connected to the park? Yes, there are pet-friendly trails well suited to hiking with your dog.
Reviews
Poorly maked trail. No map at entrance. Looking around we took the road as we saw foot tacks. After walking a ways we did not see any trail markers. As we made our way back to the lot I caught a glimpse of a wood sign hanging in a tree some 30 or 40 feet away from the entrance. I did walk up the path a ways and if looks like it might be nice.
If you go there immediately turn right and follow the parking lot fence as this is where the ridge trail starts.
Poorly maked trail. No map at entrance. Looking around we took the road as we saw foot tacks. After walking a ways we did not see any trail markers. As we made our way back to the lot I caught a glimpse of a wood sign hanging in a tree some 30 or 40 feet away from the entrance. I did walk up the path a ways and if looks like it might be nice.
If you go there immediately turn right and follow the parking lot fence as this is where the ridge trail starts.
Poorly maked trail. No map at entrance. Looking around we took the road as we saw foot tacks. After walking a ways we did not see any trail markers. As we made our way back to the lot I caught a glimpse of a wood sign hanging in a tree some 30 or 40 feet away from the entrance. I did walk up the path a ways and if looks like it might be nice.
If you go there immediately turn right and follow the parking lot fence as this is where the ridge trail starts.
The climb would’ve been better on a motorcycle for how chunky it was, but the descent was great.
The climb would’ve been better on a motorcycle for how chunky it was, but the descent was great.
The climb would’ve been better on a motorcycle for how chunky it was, but the descent was great.
I think this is a great little spot. Didn’t get to go too much into the trail but there is definitely a spot to park your truck. It fits about six big rigs. Just wish they had a trash can because there was trash on the floor. Such a shame for beautiful
I think this is a great little spot. Didn’t get to go too much into the trail but there is definitely a spot to park your truck. It fits about six big rigs. Just wish they had a trash can because there was trash on the floor. Such a shame for beautiful
I think this is a great little spot. Didn’t get to go too much into the trail but there is definitely a spot to park your truck. It fits about six big rigs. Just wish they had a trash can because there was trash on the floor. Such a shame for beautiful
Nice little scrubby hiking area. Very easy to drive past the turn off first time. And maybe second time haha but nice views, pretty easy terrain