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New Mexico
12.0 mi
Distance
2,670 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Santa Fe National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Valle Largo
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Valle Largo is a challenging 12-mile high country trek that rewards hikers with significant elevation gain and expansive mountain vistas. This hard-difficulty trail traverses through the scenic Valle Largo area of New Mexico, offering a full day of hiking through varied terrain with over 2,600 feet of elevation gain. The route provides excellent opportunities to experience the region's alpine and subalpine ecosystems.
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