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Tour of Caballo Lake State Park |
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9 There is plenty of parking from your rig and trailer and it is a short distance to the docks. The lake continues north from this point to the area called the flats, where the Rio Grande river enters. |
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10 Out in the distance you can see some of the more remote camping sites available at Caballo Lake State Park. One of the small inlets, like the one pictured here makes it easy for the family to fish. |
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11 These 2 photos were taken down on the level of the boat launch, next to the lake. You can see the dam at the end of the lake, the area we will go to next. |
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12 This photo will provide you with a closer look at the launch area. Wouldn't you like to be the ones in those boats out there? |
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13 As we leave the main park area and head south a short distance to the dam site, we pass by the ranger station. Here you will find lots of information and any assistance you may need. |
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14 The next 4 photos were taken at the dam site area, panning from right to left. The water at this end will be much deeper, and could produce some nice fish if your luck is good. |
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15 Some of the rocky bluffs that shoot out into the water are great spots to try your luck. One of the great things about Caballo Lake is the more isolated conditions for boating and fishing. |
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16 Being about 11 miles long, the lake stretches far out to the north. The blue New Mexico sky, and distant mountains make for views that one only dreams about. |
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Tour of Caballo Lake State Park |
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Mexico State Parks Elephant Butte Lake Caballo Lake Rio Grande River |