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New Mexico
17.9 mi
Distance
2,963 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Santa Fe National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Dockweiler
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The Dockweiler Trail is a challenging high-altitude trek covering nearly 18 miles with significant elevation gain through the rugged New Mexico backcountry. This expert-level route traverses diverse terrain with sustained climbing and rewarding vistas across the region's dramatic landscape. The trail's length and elevation profile make it ideal for experienced hikers seeking a full-day wilderness adventure.
Winsor Ridge
~0 min drive
Challenging 14-mile ridgeline hike with 3,100 ft gain in the Sangre de Cristos.
Pecos River
~1 min drive
Scenic riverside hike following the Pecos River through mountain forest.
Lake Johnson
~5 min drive
Scenic 3.5-mile lake hike with nearly 1,000 ft elevation gain.
Winsor Trail (254)
~6 min drive
Steep, short forest climb near Santa Fe with significant elevation gain.
Cave Creek
~1 min drive
Moderate 7.91-mile canyon hike with 1,907 ft gain near Cave Creek, NM.
Stewart Lake
~5 min drive
Easy 0.74-mile hike to a scenic alpine lake with minimal elevation gain.
Lake Katherine
~7 min drive
Moderate alpine lake hike with 1,320 ft elevation gain near Lake Katherine.
Skyline Trail (251)
~9 min drive
Steep 3.5-mile climb with 1,776 ft gain offering ridge-top views.
Hamilton Mesa
~2 min drive
Strenuous 23-mile mesa loop with 3,194 ft gain in remote New Mexico high desert.
Rito Perro
~6 min drive
Easy 2.88-mile foothills walk with 465 ft elevation gain.
