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Seismosaurus Petroglyphs Cave has petroglyphs thought to be over a thousand years old, depicting people, animals, and more. Use your imagination to see into the past and enjoy the magnificent overlook of the Ojito Wilderness.

Ojito Wilderness Trail, or Hoodoo Trail, takes runners on a relatively flat trail; the trail ends just past Bernalillito Mesa and passes great view points and amazing hoodoo rock formations. A hoodoo is created by erosion, with a hard rock on top and softer rock beneath. The soft rock erodes faster, leaving a long, thin column with a larger rock on top, resembling a person with a large hat.

Ojito Wilderness Overlook is a great viewpoint of the grasslands and mesas below. This area is BLM (Bureau of Land Management) land, which is public land. The Ojito Wilderness Trail (Hoodoo Trail) also boasts other great viewpoints along the way.

Here are a collection of Hoodoo rock formations. To see more, continue on the Ojito Wilderness Trail (Hoodoo Trail) for the full loop and a chance to see Hoodoos of all different shapes, sizes, and colors.

The Seismosaurus Trail is about a mile long and relatively flat. It leads up to a small cave with petroglyphs, where the trail terminates. Sometimes the trail is tricky to follow, so have the appropriate navigation ready. Parking can be found at Ojito Wilderness Parking on Cabezon Road. This trail was named after the Seismosaurus dinosaur uncovered here, one of the largest ever dug up in 1985.

Seismosaurus Petroglyphs Cave has petroglyphs thought to be over a thousand years old, depicting people, animals, and more. Use your imagination to see into the past and enjoy the magnificent overlook of the Ojito Wilderness.

Ojito Wilderness Overlook is a great viewpoint of the grasslands and mesas below. This area is BLM (Bureau of Land Management) land, which is public land. The Ojito Wilderness Trail (Hoodoo Trail) also boasts other great viewpoints along the way.

Here is a collection of Hoodoo rock formations. To see more, continue on the Ojito Wilderness Trail (Hoodoo Trail) for the full loop and a chance to see Hoodoos of all different shapes, sizes, and colors.