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New Mexico
17.5 mi
Distance
2,537 ft
Gain
An agency closure order is in effect for this area; weather is marginal
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Newest 19 min ago · oldest 21 d
problem: Agency alerts
16 active alerts in Carson National Forest; most severe: Current Wildfire Activity
USFS21 d ago
caution: Weather
Rain, high 66°F / low 53°F, 92% precip — 65/100 for hike
OpenWeather19 min ago
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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.
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