San Lorenzo Canyon is on the southern boundary of the Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge, about 10 miles north of Socorro. It is mostly known for its interesting geology, but also contains historical sites, cottonwood groves, springs and, sometimes, flowing water. We will hike up the canyon to the Sevilleta boundary and then head along some old roads to get an overview of the area.

Maximum participants: 15
Hike Leader: Nathan Newcomer
Hiking distance: About 4 miles round-trip
Time: 2-3 hours round-trip
Elevation range: 6,000 to 6,261 ft.
Difficulty: Easy