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New Mexico
1.2 mi
Distance
5,529 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
Box Canyon Road
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Box Canyon Road is a steep, challenging ascent that climbs over 5,500 feet in just 1.2 miles, making it one of New Mexico's most intense elevation gain experiences. This route follows a road-based path through rugged canyon terrain, offering dramatic elevation changes and expansive views of the surrounding landscape. The extreme gradient and high altitude gain make this a demanding adventure best suited for experienced hikers seeking a serious cardiovascular challenge.
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