N.M. Code R. § 18.31.2.13 – Designated Scenic Byways and Historic Trails

A. Sandia Crest Scenic Byway - NM 536, (Cibola National Forest); 11 miles.
B. Santa Fe National Forest Scenic Byway - NM 475; 15 miles.
C. 13.3 Gila Cliff Dwellings/Inner Loop Scenic Byway - NM 15 and NM 35, (Gila National Forest); 110 miles.
D. Sunspot Scenic Byway - NM 6563, (Lincoln National Forest); 14 miles.
E. Enchanted Circle Scenic Byway - NM 38, 522 and US 64, (Carson National Forest); 84 miles.
F. Wild Rivers Back Country Byway - NM 378, (BLM); 13 miles.
G. Quebradas Back Country Byway - County Road A-135 from I-25 or County Road A-129 from US 380 (BLM); 24 miles.
H. All former US 66 (Route 66) alignments - mile marker 373.5 (Texas border) to mile marker 0 (Arizona border) excluding those portions overlaid by Interstate 40 and Interstate 25; 373 miles.
I. El Camino Real - US 85, 60, 380; NM 304, 47, 408, 1, 51, 187, 185, 273 (Santa Fe to Texas border); 276 miles.
J. The Jemez Mountain Trail - NM 4, 126, 44; 163 miles.
K. Narrow Gauge Scenic Byway - from mp 0, Dulce, New Mexico, to mp 9.8 at the Colorado border; 9.8 miles.
L. Mesalands Scenic Byway (Quay and Guadalupe Counties) - US 54, 84; NM 91, 104, 129, 156, 209, 219, 231, 252, 278, 469, and one un-numbered county road at Colonias; 320 miles.
M. Salt Missions Trail - NM 333, 41; US 60; NM 513, 55, 337, 131; 140 miles.
N. Santa Fe National Historic Trail - NM 410, 406, 453, 21, 161, 518, 63, 50; County Road 67-C; US 56, 64, 87, Old US Highway 85; 480 miles.
O. Billy the Kid Trail - NM 48, 270; US 70, 380; 84.2 miles.
P. Geronimo Trail - NM 51, 195, 52, 59, 61, 35, 152, 187; 220 miles.
Q. Corrales Road - NM 448; 6.7 miles.
R. Turquoise Trail - NM 14, 536 (from Santa Fe to Albuquerque); 48 miles.
S. Lake Valley Back Country Byway - NM 152, 27, (BLM); 47 miles.
T. Guadalupe Back Country Byway - NM 137 (begins at junction of NM 137/US 285), (BLM); 30 miles.
U. Abo Pass Trail - NM 47, US 60; 31 miles.
V. Dry Cimarron Scenic Byway - NM 406, 456,370, 325, 551, 72; CO8, 18, 385; OK 325; (215 road miles in New Mexico, 80 in Colorado and 75 in Oklahoma).
[Recompiled 11/16/01]
HISTORY OF 18.31.2 NMAC:
Pre-NMAC Regulatory Filing History:
The material in this Part was derived from that previously filed with the State Records and Archives under: 18 NMAC 31.2, New Mexico Scenic and Historic Byways Program, filed February 27, 1998. This rule was an emergency rule. Pursuant to State Highway Commission Policy CP4-95, "In no event shall an emergency rule remain in effect for more than one hundred and twenty days.
History of Repealed Material: [RESERVED]