Day use hours are 6 a.m. to dusk.
Posting Dates:
4/2/2021 - ongoing
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Lake Maloya and Lake Alice are periodically stocked with rainbow trout. In addition, prior to 2020, the Friends of Sugarite annually stocked Lake Maloya with three-to-five-pound trophy trout.
Posting Dates:
4/2/2021 - ongoing
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The park is a popular destination for bird and butterfly watching.
Posting Dates:
4/2/2021 - ongoing
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Sugarite Canyon State Park maintains more than 20 miles of trails. Some trails are open for bicycles and horses. Leashed pets are allowed.
Posting Dates:
4/2/2021 - ongoing
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The remains of the historic Sugarite Coal Camp are located in the park. Prior to arrival, visitors can download a free Flyover Country field guide app to their cellphones for the Sugarite Coal Camp trail. In addition, printed self-guided tour pamphlets are available at the Visitor Center. In-person tours are offered during the summer season or by appointment.
Posting Dates:
4/2/2021 - ongoing
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Rock climbing is allowed on the south face of Little Horse Mesa. Climbers should contact the park in advance to ensure access.
Posting Dates:
4/2/2021 - ongoing
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The name of the park is actually pronounced "Sugar-EET."
Posting Dates:
4/2/2021 - ongoing
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There is no wifi nor cell phone service in the park. Visitors needing a connection must drive about a mile south of the park and pull off the road, or look for a wifi location in Raton six miles from the park.
Posting Dates:
4/4/2021 - ongoing
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Park maps and brochures are available on the front porch of the Visitor Center, even if the building is closed.
Posting Dates:
4/4/2021 - ongoing
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When you reserve a campsite, if possible please print out a copy of your receipt to put on your vehicle dash.
Posting Dates:
4/18/2021 - ongoing
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