Tesuque Pueblo Reservoirs

Tesuque Pueblo Reservoirs are located in the northern part of New Mexico, close to the city of Santa Fe. The reservoirs are a series of small, man-made lakes used for irrigation and fishing by the Tesuque Pueblo people. There are three main reservoirs in the area: the Lower Reservoir, the Middle Reservoir, and the Upper Reservoir. The Lower and Middle Reservoirs are open to fishing, with a variety of trout and bass available. The Upper Reservoir is reserved for the pueblo's use. The reservoirs are surrounded by beautiful desert and mountain scenery, making them a popular destination for outdoor activities such as hiking, biking, and picnicking. Visitors must obtain permission from the pueblo to access the reservoirs, and fishing permits are required for those wishing to fish. The Tesuque Pueblo maintains the reservoirs as part of their efforts to preserve their cultural and environmental heritage. Visitors are asked to be respectful of the pueblo and its traditions while enjoying the natural beauty of the area.