Alruquerque, NM boating?

Albuquerque, NM boating?

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Can anyone out there tell me about boating opportunities in the Albuquerque area.

Gary

 

Bump!
Oh come on, there must some boating in Albuquerque. I know the Rio Grande River runs down one side of town. How much water is there, I’m looking at job prospects, but how can I move to a place with no boating?

Gary

 

Well, you've got Conchas Resevoir maybe 150 mi east, Elephant Butte Resevoir maybe 125 miles south. Or you could try sailing land yachts, that would probably be closer.

 

Albuquerque canoeing kayaking

Cochiti Lake Recreation Center
30 minutes north of Albuquerque on I-25. Fishing, boating, wind surfing, picnic and camping areas.
(505) 465-2300
Cochiti Lake is a NO WAKE lake. "Wake" means white water created from wave action breaking off the bow or sides of a vessel.

New Mexico Boating & Marinas

Albuquerque District Recreational Resources

 

Thanks Skippy,

I guess the No Wake is perfect for my future e-boat.

Gary

 

If you can't live without a wake:

KAHOLEE #158: World's most landlocked Triton
Kaholee belongs to Allen N. Hilburn (ahilburn@worldnet.att.net) of Albuquerque, New Mexico. "I sail on Elephant Butte Reservoir in New Mexico. The lake is about 13 miles long, and about three miles wide, not counting the upper part, which is north of what we call the narrows.

Rio Grande Sail Club

Thank goodness the Triton's construction is sturdy enough to withstand those rough Southwestern waters.