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New Mexico
1.0 mi
Distance
285 ft
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What we do know
Inside Carson National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Cabresto Peak
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Cabresto Peak is a short, steep alpine ascent offering quick elevation gain and expansive views of the northern New Mexico high country. This brief but challenging climb rewards hikers with access to subalpine terrain and panoramic vistas of the surrounding peaks and valleys. The direct route makes it an excellent choice for those seeking a vigorous workout in a compact package.
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