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New Mexico
2.5 mi
Distance
1,661 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Lincoln National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Oak Ridge Trail
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Oak Ridge Trail is a moderately steep 2.48-mile hike gaining over 1,600 feet of elevation through New Mexico's high desert terrain. This trail offers excellent views of the surrounding ridgelines and forest ecosystems typical of New Mexico's mountain regions. The steady elevation gain makes it a rewarding workout for hikers seeking a shorter but challenging climb.
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