La Frontera del Llano Byway
Places to Visit
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On the shores of Conchas Lake, this state park includes miles of shoreline, secluded coves, canyons, and sandy beaches. Ancient rock formations and fossils of prehistoric sea creatures may also be seen by the observant visitor.
Distance from byway: On the byway Directions: From the byway at Logan, at the southern-most point of the byway, take highway 104 west for about 15 miles.
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Kiowa National Grasslands (NM)
The Kiowa National Grasslands contains a spectacular example of untouched natural desert land in northern New Mexico.
Distance from byway: On the byway Directions: The Kiowa Grasslands surround the northern portion of La Frontera del Llano Byway.
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This lake is one of the longest in the state, as well as the most narrow. With deer and antelope roaming the plains and mesas and native birds like pheasants, ducks, and quail surrounding Ute Lake, Ute Lake State Park is a welcoming visit in the desert and a popular retreat for anglers and other water sports enthusiasts.
Distance from byway: On the byway Directions: Ute Lake State Park is located at the south end of the byway near Interstate 54.
