By Dorothy Hoard, June 2011
Below is a list of the largest trees as of early 2011. Most of these trees were lost in the Las Conchas fire of June 2011.
Name |
Circ. |
Height |
Location |
Finder |
Aspen |
73″ |
97′ |
Cañada Bonita |
Y. Delamater |
Boxelder |
56″ |
52′ |
Entrance of Bandelier |
D. Hoard |
Cottonwood, Narrowleaf |
121″ |
100′ |
Los Alamos Canyon |
Y. Delamater |
Cottonwood, Rio Grande |
123″ |
86′ |
Ashley Pond (planted) |
D. Hoard |
Fir, Douglas |
163″ |
164′ |
Cañon de Valle |
R. Greiner |
Fir, White |
124″ |
147′ |
Cañon de Valle |
D. Hoard |
Hackberry, Netleaf |
52″ |
24′ |
River Trail, White Rock Canyon |
B. Shankland |
Hawthorn, Cerro |
5″ |
12′ |
Upper Crossing |
C. Keller |
Juniper, Alligator |
59″ |
24′ |
Burnt Mesa Game Pit |
D. Hoard |
Juniper, One-seed |
101″ |
11′ |
Anniversary Trail east |
D. Hoard |
Juniper, Rocky Mountain |
56″ |
15′ |
Frijoles Canyon N rim |
Y. Delamater |
Oak, Gambel’s |
46″ |
60′ |
Los Alamos Canyon |
C. Keller |
Pine, Limber |
81″ |
23′ |
Kinnikinnick Park |
C. Keller |
Pine, Piñon |
56″ |
37′ |
Canyon Rim east Trailhead |
L. Aicher |
Pine, Ponderosa |
148″ |
114′ |
Cañon de Valle |
R. Greiner |
Pine, Southwestern White |
170″ |
150′ |
Cañon de Valle |
Y. Delamater |
Spruce, Colorado Blue |
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Spruce, Englemann |
131″ |
101′ |
Cañada Bonita |
R. Greiner |