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New Mexico
2.8 mi
Distance
1,521 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Lincoln National Forest
2 managing-area boundaries mapped — agency alerts for them feed this page automatically.
Boundary data
What's missing
No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Heart Attack Cyn
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Heart Attack Canyon offers a steep and challenging ascent through rugged New Mexico terrain, gaining over 1,500 feet in less than 3 miles. This demanding canyon hike rewards effort with dramatic geology and the satisfaction of conquering significant elevation gain in a compact distance. The trail's intense grade makes it a popular training route for hikers seeking cardiovascular challenge.
Rim Trail
~2 min drive
Scenic rim hike with steady elevation gain and panoramic views.
San Andres Cyn
~2 min drive
Easy 4-mile canyon hike with minimal elevation gain.
Sunspot
~4 min drive
Easy 2.8-mile forest hike with gentle elevation gain near Sunspot.
Upper Wills Cyn
~8 min drive
Moderate canyon hike with steady elevation gain and scenic New Mexico geology.
Atkinson Field Trail (111)
~3 min drive
Easy 1.5-mile walk with minimal elevation gain, perfect for beginners.
Cathey Cyn
~3 min drive
Easy 3.4-mile canyon hike with 482 ft elevation gain.
Shortcut
~5 min drive
Quick 1-mile trail with gentle elevation gain near Shortcut, NM.
Willie White
~10 min drive
Moderate 9.2-mile New Mexico trail with 1,980 ft elevation gain.
Pipeline Trail (110)
~3 min drive
Easy 1.67-mile hike with 346 ft gain near Pipeline Trail area.
Schofield Cyn
~4 min drive
Moderate canyon hike with steady elevation gain through New Mexico high desert.
