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New Mexico
2.3 mi
Distance
1,175 ft
Gain
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Dry Fork
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Dry Fork is a short but steep ascent through piñon-juniper woodland typical of New Mexico's high desert terrain. With nearly 1,200 feet of elevation gain packed into just 2.3 miles, this trail offers a solid cardiovascular challenge despite its modest distance. The route provides excellent views of the surrounding mesas and plateaus, making it a rewarding half-day hike for those seeking a quick but strenuous workout.
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