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New Mexico
6.9 mi
Distance
2,708 ft
Gain
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Clear, high 82°F / low 68°F, 0% precip — 95/100 for hike
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Alamo Canyon Trail (104)
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Alamo Canyon Trail offers a moderately challenging day hike through New Mexico's diverse terrain, gaining nearly 2,700 feet over almost 7 miles. This trail showcases the region's characteristic canyon landscapes and elevation transitions, rewarding hikers with expansive views and the natural beauty of the Gila Wilderness area. The sustained elevation gain makes this an excellent workout for intermediate hikers seeking a full day adventure.
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