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New Mexico
12.0 mi
Distance
2,473 ft
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Rio Nambe
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Rio Nambe is a moderate 12-mile trail in the foothills north of Santa Fe that follows the scenic Nambe River drainage through mixed conifer and aspen forest. The trail gains nearly 2,500 feet of elevation while traversing riparian terrain with stream crossings and forest understory, offering solitude and access to the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. This out-and-back route is ideal for hikers seeking a full-day adventure with moderate challenge and beautiful high-country forest scenery.
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