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New Mexico
2.1 mi
Distance
466 ft
Gain
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Cdt-Alt
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The CDT-Alt is a short, scenic segment of the Continental Divide Trail system in New Mexico, offering hikers a quick alpine or high-elevation experience with moderate climbing. This alternative route provides access to the rugged terrain characteristic of New Mexico's mountain ranges, with steady elevation gain over a compact distance. Perfect for those seeking a brisk workout or as a connector trail within a larger CDT hiking itinerary.
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