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New Mexico
6.4 mi
Distance
214 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Carson National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Agua Sarca
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Agua Sarca is a scenic 6.43-mile trail offering a gentle introduction to New Mexico's high desert landscape. With modest elevation gain of 214 feet, this route is ideal for hikers seeking a leisurely walk through the region's characteristic terrain without strenuous climbing. The trail provides excellent opportunities to experience the local flora and open vistas typical of the Agua Sarca area.
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