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New Mexico
0.5 mi
Distance
244 ft
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What we do know
Inside Carson National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Latir Peak Trail
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Latir Peak Trail is a short, steep ascent offering quick access to alpine terrain in northern New Mexico. This brief but punchy hike gains significant elevation in less than a mile, making it ideal for those seeking a condensed mountain experience. The trail provides rewarding views of the Latir Lakes region and surrounding peaks.
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Cabresto Peak
~5 min drive
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Placer Fork
~17 min drive
Steady 8.72-mile climb gaining 3,737 ft through New Mexico forest.