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New Mexico
1.5 mi
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What we do know
Inside Lincoln National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Moonshine Trail (90V)
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Moonshine Trail is a short, scenic 1.49-mile route in New Mexico's high country that offers an accessible hiking experience for all skill levels. This trail likely features gentle terrain typical of the region's piñon-juniper or mixed conifer forests, making it ideal for a quick morning or evening outing. The modest distance and elevation gain make it perfect for families or those seeking a leisurely walk with New Mexico's distinctive landscape.
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