Alleged UFO Skip Site Near Corona, New Mexico: Hiking Access and Future Trail Planned by BLM Roswell Field Office

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Some people believe a UFO carrying aliens crashed near Corona, New Mexico in July 1947 and there is an official Air Force account, while the site is made accessible by a parking lot and about a one‑mile hike arranged by the Roswell Field Office, with hours and directions on their page, but there are no marked roads and private land blocks both entrances.

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Alleged UFO Skip Site - New Mexico | Bureau of Land Management
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The alleged UFO Skip Site is the place where some people believe an unidentified flying object containing aliens crashed near Corona, N.M., in July 1947. To read the U.S. Air Force’s special report on the incident, please visit: The Roswell Report. The BLM has constructed a parking lot at the start of a future trail to the site. There will be a walk-through gate at the trailhead and the trail will be about a mile long. The BLM only allows hiking to the site and no vehicles are allowed. The BLM also intends to install signage.