Pharmtrue Drink Label Trail Guide
Soledad Canyon Loop
Soledad Canyon is one of the cleanest Las Cruces day-use moves: west-side Organ Mountain foothills, Bar Canyon, open views, and a loop that feels close without feeling busy.
Soledad Canyon Day Use Area / Organ Mountains
At a glance
- Area
- Soledad Canyon Day Use Area
- Route identity
- Bar Canyon Trail / Soledad Canyon loop context
- BLM trail note
- BLM describes the Bar Canyon Trail as a three-mile loop with views of the central Organ Mountains and southern Mesilla Valley.
- BLM access note
- From I-25 Exit 1, take University Avenue / Dripping Springs Road east about 4.5 miles, turn south on Soledad Canyon Road, then follow it to the end.
- Plan for
- Open year-round status, no fee per BLM, sun, uneven footing, and water.
- Best move
- Follow Soledad Canyon Road to the day-use area and check posted signs before starting.
Getting there
- From I-25 Exit 1, take University Avenue / Dripping Springs Road east for about 4.5 miles.
- Turn south on Soledad Canyon Road.
- Follow Soledad Canyon Road as it bends east and continue to the day-use area at the end.
Before you go
Trail facts, fees, hours, and directions checked against the official BLM Soledad Canyon Day Use Area page.
The drink on the label
Pharmtrue aguas frescas are cannabis-infused, made in Las Cruces, and sold at the drive-through on Valley Drive. See the drinks or order for pickup. Adult use 21+. Never drive impaired; leave the drink for after the trail.