About Ojito Wilderness Study Area
The Ojito WSA is located adjacent to, and is under consideration for addition to, the Ojito Wilderness. Please visit the Ojito Wilderness webpage for more information: www.blm.gov/nm/ojito.
San Ysidro, New Mexico · Sandoval County
The Ojito WSA is located adjacent to, and is under consideration for addition to, the Ojito Wilderness. Please visit the Ojito Wilderness webpage for more information: www.blm.gov/nm/ojito.
The Ojito WSA is located adjacent to, and is under consideration for addition to, the Ojito Wilderness. Please visit the Ojito Wilderness webpage for more information: www.blm.gov/nm/ojito.
For access into Ojito Wilerness, which is adjacent to the Ojito WSA, travel northwest toward Cuba on US 550 from Bernalillo. The drive is approximately 20 miles. Before San Ysidro (about two miles), turn left onto Cabezon Road (County Road 906). Follow the left fork.
Driving directions (Google Maps) →Heading to Ojito Wilderness Study Area? A few things to know before you go:
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