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New Mexico
15.7 mi
Distance
1,561 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Lincoln National Forest
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Boundary data
What's missing
No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Barber Springs Trail
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Barber Springs Trail is a moderately challenging 15.66-mile out-and-back or loop route that showcases the diverse terrain of New Mexico's high country. With over 1,500 feet of elevation gain, this trail takes hikers through mixed conifer forests and open meadows, offering a rewarding full-day adventure for hikers seeking solitude and scenic vistas.
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Trail Canyon Trail
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Trail Canyon
~5 min drive
Scenic 4.8-mile canyon hike with 961 ft elevation gain near Trail Canyon, NM.
Tucson Mountain
~15 min drive
Steep desert climb with rewarding views near Tucson.
Johnnie Canyon Trail
~9 min drive
Moderate 8.8-mile canyon hike with 1,091 ft elevation gain in New Mexico.
Carrizo Peak Trail
~11 min drive
Steep 2.5-mile climb with nearly 2,000 ft gain to Carrizo Peak.
Sand Wash
~10 min drive
Moderate 5-mile desert hike with 976 ft elevation gain near Sand Wash.
Mitt and Bar
~31 min drive
Easy 2-mile New Mexico trail with 255 ft elevation gain.
South Base
~25 min drive
Long-distance backcountry trail with steady elevation gain and remote wilderness character.
Padilla Trail
~30 min drive
Steep 3.17-mile climb with 2,609 ft elevation gain near Padilla, NM.