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New Mexico
10.3 mi
Distance
4,732 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
Animas Divide Trail (117)
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The Animas Divide Trail is a challenging high-elevation route that traverses the scenic ridgeline separating the Animas River drainage from adjacent watersheds in the southern San Juan Mountains. With nearly 4,700 feet of elevation gain over 10+ miles, this trail rewards dedicated hikers with expansive alpine views and access to remote backcountry terrain. The route combines steady climbing through mixed conifer forests with exposed ridge walking at elevation, making it a premier destination for experienced hikers seeking solitude and mountain vistas.
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