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New Mexico
4.8 mi
Distance
579 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Santa Fe National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Chihuahuenos
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The Chihuahuenos Trail is a scenic 4.8-mile route offering a moderate climb through diverse New Mexico terrain. This trail showcases the natural beauty of the Chihuahuenos area with steady elevation gain that rewards hikers with expanding vistas. The relatively compact distance makes it accessible for hikers seeking a half-day adventure with meaningful elevation gain.
Saddle Shed
~24 min drive
The saddle shed, also known as the tack shed, was built in 1963 to serve ranch operations. Ranch hands started their days here, grooming their horses and saddling up before sunrise. They would ride up to 20 miles a day, checking on livestock, inspecting fences, and tending to…
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Seco
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Canada Gonzales
~14 min drive
Moderate 4.82-mile climb with 1,278 ft gain through piñon-juniper forest.
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~18 min drive
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~7 min drive
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Guaje Canyon
~18 min drive
Moderate canyon hike with steady elevation gain near Los Alamos.
Old Caballo Peak Trail (277)
~19 min drive
Steep 1.92-mile peak ascent with 1,900 ft elevation gain near Old Caballo Peak.
Tsi'pin
~13 min drive
Short, accessible New Mexico trail with steady elevation gain and scenic views.
