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New Mexico
7.4 mi
Distance
1,718 ft
Gain
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Flying T Spring Trail
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Flying T Spring Trail is a moderate 7.39-mile out-and-back hike in central New Mexico that gains 1,718 feet through semi-arid terrain typical of the region. This trail leads hikers to a reliable water source at Flying T Spring, making it a popular destination for those seeking a moderately challenging day hike with practical appeal. The route traverses piñon-juniper woodland and open grassland, offering typical high desert scenery and potential wildlife viewing opportunities.
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