State park in a forested canyon on the Colorado border combining trout lakes (Maloya, Alice), hiking, and the ruins of the early-1900s Sugarite coal camp. Visitor center exhibits and an interpretive trail through the company-town foundations make it equal parts mountain recreation and industrial-heritage stop just northeast of Raton.
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| Region | Colfax County, NM |
|---|---|
| Coordinates | 36.9439, -104.3819 |
| Managing agency | New Mexico State Parks |
| Lakes | Lake Maloya, Lake Alice |
| Heritage | Sugarite coal camp ruins + museum exhibits |
| Activities | Hiking, fishing, camping, wildlife viewing |
| Elevation | High-country canyon near Raton Pass |
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Public recreation data — BLM & Recreation.gov (RIDB). Verify current access, fees, and seasonal closures before traveling.
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