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Santa Fe / Pecos Wilderness Foraging Conditions — ForageIQ

Santa Fe / Pecos Wilderness

7,000–12,600 ft · NM🚗 Directions

Fair

Santa Fe NF east of Santa Fe. Pecos Wilderness fringe. Spruce-fir and mixed conifer. Ski Santa Fe area popular for king boletes. Easily accessible from Santa Fe.

Trees:Engelmann Spruce Aspen Subalpine Fir

Permit Info →

Updated Oct 11, 5:05 AM MT

Foraging Potential60/100

✅Moisture

❌Soil Temp

✅No Freeze

✅No Drought

Precip 7d

Observed precipitation from PRISM 4km gridded analysis, sampled at the region centroid through 2026-10-09. Used when no SNOTEL/SCAN station is mapped to this region.

0.00"

PRISM 4km · thru 10-09

Precip 14d

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Nearby Camping

Within(25)

Big Tesuque Campground

developed

USFS~1.4 mi from center

Santa Fe National Forest

Reserve →

Black Canyon Campground

developed

USFS~2.6 mi from center

Black Canyon Campground

developed

USFS~2.8 mi from centerFee required/night

Santa Fe National Forest

Reserve →

TP Camp Site

developed

~2.9 mi from center

Aspen Basin

developed

~3.1 mi from center

Aspen Basin Campground

developed

USFS~3.1 mi from center

Santa Fe National Forest

Reserve →

Dalton Canyon Dispersed

dispersed

USFS7,500 ft~3.5 mi from centerFree/night

Dispersed camping along NM-63 in Pecos Canyon. Ponderosa pine and mixed conifer.

fire ring

Open Apr–Oct

Holy Ghost

developed

USFS8,200 ft~5.6 mi from center$12/night

23 sites

Santa Fe NF along Holy Ghost Creek. Spruce-fir and aspen. King bolete hotspot.

vault toiletfire ringpicnic table

Open May–Oct

Holy Ghost Group Campground

developed

USFS~5.8 mi from centerFee required/night

Santa Fe National Forest

Reserve →

Holy Ghost Campground

developed

USFS~5.8 mi from centerFee required/night

Santa Fe National Forest

Reserve →

Holy Ghost Group Area

developed

~5.8 mi from centerFee required/night

Jacks Creek

developed

USFS8,900 ft~6.6 mi from center$12/night

39 sites

Pecos Wilderness trailhead campground. High mixed conifer habitat.

vault toiletwaterfire ring

Open May–Oct

Black Canyon Campground (Santa Fe National Forest, NM)

developed

USFS~6.6 mi from center

Reserve →

Glorieta

developed

~6.8 mi from center

Bert Clancy Campground

developed

~6.9 mi from center

Davis Willow Dispersed Camping Area

backcountry

~7.2 mi from center

FIELD TRACT CAMPGROUND

developed

USFS~7.4 mi from center

Santa Fe National Forest

Reserve →

Links Tract Campground

developed

USFS~7.8 mi from center

Santa Fe National Forest

Mora Campground

developed

~8.1 mi from center

Winsor Creek Campground

developed

~8.2 mi from center

Cowles Campground

developed

USFS~8.8 mi from centerFee required/night

Santa Fe National Forest

Reserve →

Winsor Ridge Trailhead

developed

USFS~9 mi from centerFee required/night

Santa Fe National Forest

Reserve →

Nambe Falls Campground

developed

~9.3 mi from center

Panchuela Campground

developed

USFS~9.4 mi from centerFee required/night

Santa Fe National Forest

Reserve →

Jacks Creek Horse Camp

developed

USFS~10 mi from center

Santa Fe National Forest

Reserve →

⚠ Road Access Notice

Always verify road access is public before following GPS directions to mountain areas. Many forest roads are seasonal, gated, or require 4WD. Dispersed camping follows USFS/BLM rules (typically 14-day limit). Check ranger district offices for current road and campground conditions.