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New Mexico
2.7 mi
Distance
466 ft
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Cottonwood Trail
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Cottonwood Trail is a short, accessible hike perfect for families and casual hikers looking for a quick outdoor escape in New Mexico. The trail winds through cottonwood groves and riparian habitat, offering shade and the soothing presence of water features typical of New Mexico's canyon trails. With modest elevation gain and under 3 miles of distance, this is an ideal choice for those seeking a leisurely walk with minimal technical challenge.
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