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New Mexico
6.4 mi
Distance
279 ft
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Circle Seven Trail #106
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Circle Seven Trail #106 is a moderate 6.44-mile loop offering a pleasant half-day adventure through New Mexico's high desert terrain. With modest elevation gain of 279 feet, this trail provides accessible hiking with scenic vistas typical of the region's pinyon-juniper and ponderosa pine forests. The well-maintained path makes it an excellent choice for hikers seeking a rewarding outing without extreme technical challenges.
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