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New Mexico
7.7 mi
Distance
585 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Carson National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Amole
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The Amole Trail is a moderate foothill hike near Santa Fe offering steady elevation gain through piñon-juniper woodland typical of the New Mexico high desert. This 7.69-mile round trip provides good views of the surrounding landscape and access to the foothills north of the city, making it a popular choice for hikers seeking a half-day adventure with manageable but consistent climbing.
Lower Loop
~0 min drive
Easy 2.5-mile loop with minimal elevation gain, perfect for beginners.
South Loop
~3 min drive
Easy 4.4-mile loop with gentle elevation gain and scenic New Mexico vistas.
Meadow Loop
~3 min drive
Easy 1-mile meadow loop with gentle terrain and scenic grassland views.
Comales Trail (22)
~9 min drive
Easy 3.9-mile trail with minimal elevation gain, perfect for beginners.
Cordova Canyon
~8 min drive
Moderate 6.74-mile canyon hike with 2,462 ft elevation gain in northern New Mexico.
Flechado Canyon
~6 min drive
Moderate canyon hike with 2,000 ft gain through scenic New Mexico drainage.
Hidden Loop
~3 min drive
Easy 1-mile loop with minimal elevation gain, perfect for casual hikers.
Middle Fork Trail (24)
~12 min drive
Steep 1.57-mile forest climb with 789 ft elevation gain.
Bear Mountain
~11 min drive
Moderate 6.72-mile hike with 2,740 ft gain to Bear Mountain summit.
Camino Real
~7 min drive
Easy 5-mile historic trail with minimal elevation gain through New Mexico.