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New Mexico
6.3 mi
Distance
3,095 ft
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Osha
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The Osha Trail is a moderately challenging 6.3-mile hike gaining over 3,000 feet of elevation, offering a rewarding ascent through New Mexico's diverse terrain. This trail showcases the region's natural beauty with sustained elevation gain that tests endurance while rewarding hikers with expansive views. The name references osha root, a traditional plant found in the area, connecting hikers to the region's cultural and botanical heritage.
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