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    • La Senda de Medio Trailhead, New Mexico

      Hike La Senda de Medio Trail

      5 mi
      If you find yourself in Taos for the weekend, the La Senda del Medio trail is a perfect hike to add to your adventure. About 20 minutes south of town and located in Rio Grande del Norte National Monument, this trail follows the Rio Grande for 2.5 miles and connects 5 different campgrounds. The tr...
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    • Deming, New Mexico

      Hike the Lovers' Leap Trail

      1.1 mi / 790 ft gain
      This a short but steep trail to a saddle in the mountains with wonderful views of the surrounding mountains and valleys below. The rock formations are quite impressive. If you like solitude and quiet this is the place to go. Lots of cacti and juniper trees. If you are lucky you will be able to se...
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    • Cedar Crest, New Mexico

      Tree Spring Trail

      5.0
      4.11 mi / 984 ft gain
      Tree Spring Trail is an out-and-back trail where you may see beautiful wildflowers located near Sandia Park, New Mexico.
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    • Lamy, New Mexico

      Hike to the Happy Valley Overlook in the Galisteo Basin Preserve

      1 mi / 150 ft gain
      The Galisteo Basin Preserve south of Santa Fe, New Mexico is community conservation area of some 10,000 acres with 28 miles of publicly accessible trails for hikers, mountain bikers, and equestrians.The Happy Valley Overlook is a great, quick way to get an epic view of a large portion of Galisteo...
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    • Rincon, New Mexico

      Rincon Petroglyphs

      2 mi / 500 ft gain
      Started my journey right after I park on the dirt that passes under the interstate. Headed north up the hill passed an old mine and continued until I reached the arroyo. Climbed around the arroyo to see the different petroglyphs. Good views of the Rio Grande valley below.
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    • 2572-2598 Desert Wind Way, New Mexico

      Explore the Dona Ana Mountains

      5.0
      2 mi / 1000 ft gain
      The Dona Ana Mountains offer a variety of  outdoor fun. Hiking, rock climbing, wildflowers and  petroglyphs. There are several different ranges to explore with arches, steep cliffs and also easy trails. The elevation gain changes depending which trails you decide to take.  You can also access the...
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    • Las Cruces, New Mexico

      Hike the Picacho Mountain

      3 mi / 1200 ft gain
      This is a somewhat strenuous hike up Picacho Mountain. The trail is 3 miles round trip and has an elevation gain of 1200 ft. Great views from the top and also many cacti species can be seen along the trail.
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    • Faywood, New Mexico

      Hydra Trail in City of Rocks State Park

      3.66 mi / 240 ft gain
      Start the hike from the visitor center. Hike toward the botanical garden and continue on the trail around the rock formations. You can wind your way through the taller rocks and enjoy the view! Connect to the other trails in the park for some additional hiking. There is little shade so bring plen...
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    • Unnamed Road, New Mexico

      Hike the Aden Crater Trail

      1.9 mi / 187 ft gain
      Drove fro El Paso to the crater in the Potrillo Wilderness Study area a on a series of county dirt roads. Some of the roads are quite rough. Interesting place to explore. Deep crater and large lava fields. Good views of the surrounding plains. The place is very isolated and quiet. Best to get a m...
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    • Bloomfield, New Mexico

      Ah-shi-sle-pah Trail

      2.81 mi / 249 ft gain
      Ah-shi-sle-pah Trail is a loop trail that takes you past scenic surroundings located near Nageezi, New Mexico.
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    • Las Cruces, New Mexico

      Hike to Massacre Peak

      2 mi / 700 ft gain
      There is not a designated trail here. You will have to find your own way up the mesa. The climb is rated as moderate is about 2 miles long. There is an elevation gain of about 700 ft. Good views from the top.
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    • Las Cruces, New Mexico

      Hike Buckle Bar Canyon

      3 mi / 500 ft gain
      Hiked the canyon after having crossed the Rio Grande in the winter, very little water in the river. I climbed several mountains with very good views of the mountains around us. Many great cacti can be seen here. Hiked about 3 miles round trip. Best hiked in the winter or spring.  
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    • Pecos, New Mexico

      Hike the Grand Slam in Pecos New Mexico

      7.5 mi / 600 ft gain
      Pecos National Historical Park offers up the "grand slam" for hiking, which is a bit of a misnomer because they only have 3 trails and a grand slam indicates you would have completed 4 of something. In order to achieve the "grand slam" you need to hike all 3 trails in one day, completing approxi...
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    • Silver City, New Mexico

      Mountain Bike the Picnic Loop

      2 mi / 350 ft gain
      Called the "Berg Trail" by Silver City locals in honor of Gary Berg who pioneered the extensive trail system around Gomez Peak, the Picnic Loop beginning at the Little Walnut Creek picnic area is a great way to be introduced to the incredible mountain biking trails to be found in the area. Beginn...
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    • Red River, New Mexico

      No Name Point

      Not even a mile down Bitter Creek Rd, there’s a right-hand turn that takes you next to this spectacular rock outcropping. There's a little dirt parking area when you come down and around the turn that sits right next to Bitter Creek itself.  It’d be a swell place hang out, play around on the roc...
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    • Las Cruces, New Mexico

      Hike the Sierra Vista Trail

      29 mi / 500 ft gain
      The trail follows the foothills of the Organ Mountains. The terrain is hilly but not very difficult to hike. There are some steep laces and also some sandy places. I have only hiked sections of the trail at different occasions . There are a lot of interesting plants along the trail. The trail is ...
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