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New Mexico
1.4 mi
Distance
215 ft
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Frying Pan Spring Trail
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Frying Pan Spring Trail is a short, accessible hike in New Mexico that leads to a reliable water source in the high desert landscape. This easy trail is perfect for beginners or those seeking a quick outing, offering gentle elevation gain through typical New Mexico terrain with sagebrush and piñon-juniper vegetation.
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