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New Mexico
5.0 mi
Distance
193 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Santa Fe National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Vega Redonda
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Vega Redonda is an accessible 5-mile loop trail featuring gentle elevation gain through the high plains landscape of northern New Mexico. This scenic route offers expansive views across the Española Valley and surrounding mesas, with opportunities to observe local flora and wildlife in a relatively undeveloped area. The modest elevation profile makes this an ideal choice for hikers seeking a leisurely outing with rewarding vistas.
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