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New Mexico
1.1 mi
Distance
260 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Santa Fe National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Quemazon Trail (287)
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Quemazon Trail is a short, accessible hike perfect for beginners or those seeking a quick outdoor excursion in New Mexico. With modest elevation gain spread across just over a mile, this trail offers a manageable climb with rewarding views of the surrounding landscape. The relatively gentle grade makes it an ideal choice for families or hikers looking to warm up before tackling longer routes.
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