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New Mexico
3.7 mi
Distance
651 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Lincoln National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Bridal Veil Falls Trail
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Bridal Veil Falls Trail is a scenic moderate hike featuring a picturesque waterfall as its main attraction. The trail climbs through mixed forest terrain with steady elevation gain, rewarding hikers with views of the cascading falls. This popular destination offers a refreshing destination perfect for a half-day adventure in New Mexico's mountain country.
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