Alameda Bridge
Alameda Bridge
Alameda Bridge Access provides a concrete boat launch constructed by the U. S.
Army Corps of Engineers, though vehicle access to the launch is currently closed to all but authorized emergency personnel, requiring approximately 100 yards of carry from the parking area.
This location is recommended as a takeout point rather than a launch site due to the San Juan/Chama Diversion dam located just a quarter mile downstream with no easy portage around it.
An unimproved parking area is available on the northwest side of the bridge, accessed from westbound Alameda traffic only, and managed by the Village of Corrales.
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