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New Mexico
1.5 mi
Distance
2,691 ft
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Chimney Canyon Route
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Chimney Canyon Route is a steep and challenging ascent that gains nearly 2,700 feet over just 1.5 miles, making it one of New Mexico's most intense short hikes. This technical route features sustained elevation gain through canyon terrain, rewarding determined hikers with significant vertical accomplishment in a compact distance. The narrow canyon setting and dramatic elevation profile make this a favorite for those seeking a serious leg-burner with mountain views.
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