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New Mexico
6.3 mi
Distance
6,037 ft
Gain
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Grand Enchantment Trail
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The Grand Enchantment Trail is a challenging high-elevation route that traverses some of New Mexico's most scenic mountain terrain. With over 6,000 feet of elevation gain across 6.35 miles, this trail demands significant effort but rewards hikers with expansive views and pristine wilderness. The steep elevation gain indicates sustained climbing through varied terrain typical of New Mexico's mountain ranges.
South Canyon Road
~3 min drive
Easy 2.7-mile canyon road walk through piñon-juniper forest.
Mesa
~8 min drive
Challenging 11.26-mile mesa hike with 3,020 ft elevation gain.
South Baldy
~12 min drive
Moderate alpine hike to scenic summit with panoramic mountain views.
Mill Canyon
~14 min drive
Easy 1.68-mile canyon walk with minimal elevation gain.
Box Canyon Rd
~6 min drive
Quick, easy walk through Box Canyon area with minimal elevation gain.
Six Mile
~11 min drive
Moderate 11-mile day hike with steady 1,285 ft elevation gain in New Mexico.
Mesa Trail #13
~6 min drive
Scenic 4.82-mile mesa hike with steady elevation gain and desert views.
Timber Peak
~12 min drive
Moderate 8.67-mile forest hike to Timber Peak with 1,636 ft elevation gain.
Dead Horse Trail (12)
~6 min drive
Steep 1.88-mile climb with 721 ft gain near Dead Horse area.
East Fork Sawmill
~12 min drive
Moderate 7.72-mile creek drainage hike through forested terrain.
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