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    • Catron County, New Mexico

      Hike the Catwalk Trail

      5.0
      1 mi
      Great hike along a canyon above Whitewater river. You descent to the river bed when there is no high water. There is a picnic area and a place to relax along the river. Walking on the planks is quite fun.
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    • Sandia Park, New Mexico

      Golden Open Space Mesa Trail Loop

      5.0
      2.07 mi / 131 ft gain
      Golden Open Space Mesa Trail Loop is a dog and family-friendly loop trail located near Sandia Park, New Mexico. The trail is open year-round and offers expansive views of the valleys and mountains alongside Juniper and Pinyon trees. These trails are used by mountain bikers as well, so please keep...
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    • Sunland Park, New Mexico

      Hike Mount Cristo Rey Trail

      4.6 mi / 649 ft gain
      The trails winds its way up the mountain with several stopping places with crosses and other religious artifacts. On top of the mountain is a very large statue of Christ. This hike provides good views of the Franklin Mountains, El Paso, and Mexico. It is best to hike this trail with a group to be...
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    • Cedar Crest, New Mexico

      Sulphur Canyon #281 and Cienega Horse Bypass #266 Loop

      4.0
      2.25 mi / 469 ft gain
      Sulphur Canyon #281 and Cienega Horse Bypass #266 Loop is a loop trail that provides a good opportunity to view wildlife located near Cedar Crest, New Mexico.
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    • Tularosa, New Mexico

      Visit the Three Rivers Petroglyph Site

      5.0
      0.5 mi
      The site is North of Tularosa, NM and is easily accessible. There is good parking and the trail is not very difficult to walk. There are many petroglyphs to be admired. There are good views of the Tularosa basin and the Sacramento mountains. It is best not to go in the summer as it is very hot an...
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    • Las Cruces, New Mexico

      Hike the Baylor Pass West Trail

      6.3 mi / 1548 ft gain
      Start your hike from the parking lot of Baylor Pass Road. The trail starts to climb gently first and then gradually the climb gets steeper, but nothing too difficult. There is nice desert vegetation along the trail and very good views of the Organ Mountains and valley below.
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    • Bloomfield, New Mexico

      Ah-shi-sle-pah Trail

      2.81 mi / 249 ft gain
      The Ah-Shi-Sle-Pah Wilderness near Bloomfield, New Mexico, offers visitors a unique experience in a landscape characterized by multicolored badlands, sandstone hoodoos, petrified wood, and rich fossil deposits. This area, managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), provides opportunities fo...
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    • Alamogordo, New Mexico

      Hike Alamo Canyon Loop Trail

      -6.6 mi / 1205 ft gain
      Alamo Canyon Loop trail is a 6.6 miles loop  in the Lincoln National Forest. It is best to start the trail from the junction of TR 107 Roundup Ground trail and hike counter clock wise. There are spectacular views of the canyon and the Sacramento Mountains. There is great variety of desert flora a...
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    • Fort Stanton, New Mexico

      Explore Fort Stanton Historic Site

      Get started at the visitor center to get the lay of the land. Then, take your time visiting all the historic buildings that are open to the public. This is a great family stop on a road trip as well as a good place to escape the heat during the summer. 
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    • County Road A005, New Mexico

      Hike to Cox Peak and Mount Riley

      5 mi / 1500 ft gain
      Drove from El Paso to cox Peak this morning. About 45 miles from El Paso. The roads to the mountains are in good condition. Did not hike up the mountain but hiked around the base and enjoyed the views and the cacti. There is not a trail to the top of the mountains and scrambling up the mountain s...
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    • Pecos, New Mexico

      Hike the South Pasture Loop Trail

      3.8 mi / 196 ft gain
      The South Pasture Loop trail, while part of the Pecos NHP, isn't in the main park. Currently, this trail is only open on the weekends and the road gate closes at 1pm. The trail itself closes at 3pm, and takes about 2-3 hours unless you plan on hiking for speed. No pets allowed. 0.7 miles down th...
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    • Tijeras, New Mexico

      Sandia Crest Trail

      5.0
      26.24 mi / 5528 ft gain
      This point-to-point hike took me about 11.5 hours to complete, however I consider myself to be in decent hiking shape and was moving at about 2.5 miles per hour for the majority of the hike. I would give yourself ample time if you want to complete this in 1 day or you can back country primitive c...
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    • Santa Fe County, New Mexico

      Santa Fe Baldy Via Windsor Trail

      13.55 mi / 3140 ft gain
      Santa Fe Baldy Via Windsor Trail is an out-and-back trail that provides a good opportunity to view wildlife located near Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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    • Farmington, New Mexico

      Bisti Badlands Trail

      5.0
      5.46 mi / 269 ft gain
      Bisti Badlands Trail is a loop trail where you may see beautiful wildflowers located near Newcomb, New Mexico.
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    • 16085-16107 North Valley Drive, New Mexico

      Explore Foster Canyon.

      2 mi / 300 ft gain
      Foster canyon is along hwy NM 185 near Buckle Bar Canyon and Faulkner canyon. It is a fairly easy walk  in a sandy arroyo. There some interesting rock formations there. Also by climbing some of the hills off the arroyo you will have some good views of the surrounding mountains.
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    • Deming, New Mexico

      Hike the Thunder Egg Trail

      1.21 mi / 321 ft gain
      This trail is an easy walk through cacti and desert vegetation. Hikers are allowed to collect rocks while hiking this trail. There are designated places where hikers can look for rocks. There are very good views of the Florida Mountains and the valley to the west. In the springtime many blooming ...
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