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New Mexico
2.5 mi
Distance
1,963 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Lincoln National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Carrizo Peak Trail
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Carrizo Peak Trail is a steep, rewarding ascent that gains nearly 2,000 feet over less than 2.5 miles, making it an intense workout with significant elevation change. This challenging climb through New Mexico's high country offers impressive views and a sense of accomplishment for hikers prepared for the demanding terrain. The trail's steep gradient and substantial elevation gain make it ideal for experienced hikers seeking a vigorous mountain workout.
Carrizo Peak
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Patos Mountain
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Barber Springs Trail
~11 min drive
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