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New Mexico
5.1 mi
Distance
1,780 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Santa Fe National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Cdt
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The CDT (Continental Divide Trail) section in New Mexico offers a moderate alpine hiking experience with significant elevation gain through diverse terrain. This 5.13-mile segment showcases the rugged character of New Mexico's high country, traversing along or near the Continental Divide with expansive views of surrounding peaks and valleys. Hikers can expect a rewarding climb through mixed conifer forests and open ridgeline sections typical of the state's mountain wilderness.
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