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New Mexico
2.2 mi
Distance
26 ft
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Juniper Wells Trail
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Juniper Wells Trail is an easy, accessible walk through New Mexico's high desert landscape, featuring juniper woodland and open vistas typical of the region's semi-arid terrain. With minimal elevation gain over just 2.2 miles, this trail is ideal for families, casual hikers, and those seeking a quick nature outing without strenuous climbing. The trail offers opportunities to observe desert flora and enjoy the quiet solitude of New Mexico's backcountry.

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