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New Mexico
1.1 mi
Distance
16 ft
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Cdt
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The CDT (Continental Divide Trail) segment in New Mexico offers a gentle introduction to this iconic long-distance trail. This short 1.07-mile section features minimal elevation gain, making it accessible for hikers of all abilities who want to experience a portion of America's premier north-south hiking route. The trail traverses the high desert landscape characteristic of New Mexico's continental divide region.
Saddle Rock Canyon Road
~2 min drive
Easy 0.35-mile road walk through Saddle Rock Canyon.
Deadman Canyon
~21 min drive
Short canyon hike with modest elevation gain near Deadman Canyon, NM.
Saddle Rock Canyon Road
~7 min drive
Easy 0.19-mile stroll through Saddle Rock Canyon.
Thirty Something
~27 min drive
Easy 2.5-mile trail with minimal elevation gain near Thirty Something.
Big Bear Road
~7 min drive
Moderate 3.93-mile trail with 610 ft elevation gain near Big Bear Road.
80 Mountain
~27 min drive
Steep 1.2-mile climb with 499 ft gain near 80 Mountain.
Tyrone Thompson Road
~18 min drive
Easy 1-mile road walk in the Tyrone area with minimal elevation gain.
Picnic Loop
~28 min drive
Easy 1.86-mile loop with minimal elevation gain, perfect for families.
Tyrone Road (Fr 136)
~21 min drive
Steady forest service road climb through remote New Mexico backcountry.
Gomez Peak
~28 min drive
Steep 1.25-mile climb to Gomez Peak with 697 ft elevation gain.
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