Cimarron River New Mexico Fly Fishing Map | Public Access Guide

Wade the Cimarron River: From Eagle Nest Lake Through Cimarron Canyon State Park

Hidden water. Wild browns. New Mexico’s high-country trout stream, mapped and ready.

The Cimarron River Fly Fishing Map is your pocket-sized guide to one of New Mexico’s best-kept fly fishing secrets. Flowing east from the tailwater below Eagle Nest Lake, through the rugged beauty of Cimarron Canyon State Park, this map is designed for serious wade anglers looking to unlock small stream precision and big fish potential.

Crafted by local experts, this map reveals public fishing access points, river miles, campgrounds, trails, and the best trout runs—giving you everything you need to fish deeper, hike farther, and experience the wild charm of northern New Mexico’s canyon country.

Why Wade Anglers Love This Map

• Full wade-access coverage from Eagle Nest Lake through Cimarron Canyon

• Public land boundaries clearly marked—state park and surrounding areas

• Campgrounds, pull-offs, and streamside trails pinpointed for efficient planning

• River mileage and hatch info to help you time your trip

• Discover lesser-known access points not found on other maps

Pocket-Sized and Field-Ready

The map unfolds to 15” x 12” and folds down to a convenient 3” x 6”—perfect for your waders, pack, or fly vest.

Includes a GPS-Enabled Mobile Map (via Avenza Maps)

• Works offline—no cell service required

• GPS-enabled for real-time location tracking

• Zoom in for more on-the-ground detail than the printed version

• Matches the printed map for seamless cross-reference

Whether you’re stalking wild browns in tight pocket water or drifting dry flies through clear runs, the Cimarron is a river that rewards the prepared angler. This map ensures you’re never guessing where to go next.

Wade quiet. Fish sharp. Discover the Cimarron.
Order your Cimarron River map today and explore one of New Mexico’s most scenic fly fishing destinations.