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New Mexico
24.4 mi
Distance
4,029 ft
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Apache Kid
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The Apache Kid trail is a challenging 24.44-mile backcountry route that traverses remote wilderness in the Apache Kid region of New Mexico. This demanding trek gains over 4,000 feet of elevation through varied terrain, offering solitude and expansive views of the surrounding mountain landscape. Named after the legendary Apache outlaw, this trail rewards experienced hikers with deep wilderness immersion and authentic New Mexico high country experience.
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