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New Mexico
1.6 mi
Distance
593 ft
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North Cedar Creek Trail
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North Cedar Creek Trail is a short, scenic hike through the piñon-juniper forests of northern New Mexico, offering a pleasant half-mile jaunt with moderate elevation gain. The trail follows Cedar Creek drainage, providing opportunities to observe riparian vegetation and seasonal water features typical of the region's high desert canyons. This accessible route is ideal for families and those seeking a quick outdoor escape without committing to a full day of hiking.
Mine Road
~1 min drive
Brief historic mining trail with minimal elevation gain.
Perk Canyon Trail
~2 min drive
Moderate 6-mile canyon hike with 323 ft elevation gain.
Upper Cedar Creek
~3 min drive
Easy 2.3-mile creek-side walk through northern New Mexico forest.
Lower Raven
~4 min drive
Moderate 4.34-mile hike with 685 ft gain near Lower Raven.
Raven Ridge Trail
~2 min drive
Short ridge hike with scenic desert views and easy accessibility.
Upper Raven
~3 min drive
Moderate 7-mile climb with 1,067 ft gain in Upper Raven area.
Cut Across
~3 min drive
Quick, easy sub-mile trail with minimal elevation gain.
Miner's Road
~6 min drive
Steady 5.58-mile climb on historic mining road with 2,510 ft elevation gain.
Upper Cedar Creek Trail
~3 min drive
Moderate 3.5-mile creek-side hike with 825 ft elevation gain through New Mexico forest.
Grindstone Canyon Loop
~7 min drive
12-mile moderate loop through scenic canyon terrain with 1,600 ft elevation gain.