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New Mexico
1.9 mi
Distance
1,900 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Santa Fe National Forest
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No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Old Caballo Peak Trail (277)
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Old Caballo Peak Trail is a steep and challenging ascent that gains nearly 1,900 feet over less than 2 miles, making it one of New Mexico's most intense short hikes. This trail rewards determined hikers with significant elevation gain and likely panoramic views from the summit area. The relentless grade and high elevation gain-per-mile ratio make this a serious cardiovascular workout despite its modest distance.
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