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New Mexico
17.5 mi
Distance
2,537 ft
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Centennial
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The Centennial Trail is a challenging 17.47-mile trek that traverses the high country of northern New Mexico with significant elevation gain. This remote backcountry route rewards experienced hikers with expansive views across the Sangre de Cristo Range and opportunities to experience pristine wilderness. The trail's length and sustained climbing make it a demanding full-day or multi-day adventure best suited for well-conditioned hikers.
Trampas Lake
~2 min drive
Alpine lake hike with 9.74 miles through northern New Mexico's high country.
San Leonardo
~6 min drive
Easy 3.34-mile loop with gentle terrain near San Leonardo.
Middle Fork Santa Barbara
~7 min drive
Long backcountry trek through Santa Barbara drainage with significant elevation gain.
Jicarita Creek
~8 min drive
Moderate creek-side climb in the Sangre de Cristos with 1,860 ft elevation gain.
Middle Fork Trail (24)
~8 min drive
Steep 1.57-mile forest climb with 789 ft elevation gain.
Bear Mountain
~9 min drive
Moderate 6.72-mile hike with 2,740 ft gain to Bear Mountain summit.
Dome
~9 min drive
11.82-mile dome ascent with 1,778 ft gain and high desert views.
Skyline
~10 min drive
Challenging 14.73-mile ridgeline trek with 1,848 ft elevation gain and expansive views.
East Fork Santa Barbara
~10 min drive
Moderate 9.17-mile hike through Santa Barbara drainage with creek crossings.
North Azul
~10 min drive
Moderate 7.5-mile high country hike with steady elevation gain.
