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New Mexico
2.0 mi
Distance
2,696 ft
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Hanging Rock Trail
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Hanging Rock Trail is a steep, challenging climb that gains nearly 2,700 feet of elevation over just 2 miles, making it one of New Mexico's most intense short hikes. This trail features relentless uphill terrain with significant elevation gain per mile, rewarding determined hikers with dramatic views from the hanging rock formation at or near the summit. The steep gradient and sustained climbing make this a leg-burning but relatively quick alpine adventure.
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