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New Mexico
11.0 mi
Distance
3,195 ft
Gain
Agency alerts are in effect for this area; weather is good
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Newest 14 h ago · oldest 14 d
caution: Agency alerts
8 active alerts in Santa Fe National Forest; most severe: Invasive Plant Treatment in Hermit's Peak Calf Canyon (HPCC) burned area
USFS14 d ago
clear: Weather
Clouds, high 65°F / low 53°F, 8% precip — 96/100 for hike
OpenWeather14 h ago
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Why you'll love it
Middle Fork
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Middle Fork is a challenging 11-mile mountain trail offering substantial elevation gain through New Mexico's diverse terrain. This hard-level hike rewards experienced hikers with significant vertical ascent and extended distance, making it ideal for those seeking a full-day adventure in the region's backcountry.
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