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New Mexico
5.1 mi
Distance
1,000 ft
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Dog Canyon Trail
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Dog Canyon Trail is a moderate 5.12-mile hike featuring 1,000 feet of elevation gain through New Mexico's scenic canyon terrain. This trail offers hikers a rewarding climb with views of the surrounding landscape and the natural features that define the canyon environment. The route provides a good balance of challenge and accessibility for intermediate hikers seeking a half-day adventure.
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