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New Mexico
1.0 mi
Distance
276 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Lincoln National Forest
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What's missing
No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Pines North Trail
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Pines North Trail is a short, accessible woodland hike perfect for families and casual hikers looking for a quick escape into New Mexico's forested landscape. The trail gains modest elevation through a scenic ponderosa pine forest, offering a peaceful walk with minimal technical challenge. This is an ideal option for warming up before a longer hike or enjoying a leisurely afternoon in the mountains.
5688 to 10
~1 min drive
Brief connector between Forest Roads 5688 and 10.
Pines
~1 min drive
Easy 2-mile forest walk through New Mexico pines with minimal elevation gain.
Fir
~1 min drive
Forested 3.8-mile hike with 455 ft elevation gain through New Mexico conifers.
Switchback
~2 min drive
Moderately challenging 6.4-mile switchback trail with 1,702 ft elevation gain.
Little Apache Trail (124)
~1 min drive
Easy 2.75-mile woodland hike with 521 ft elevation gain.
Apache Nature
~1 min drive
Easy half-mile nature walk through New Mexico's accessible landscape.
Osha
~2 min drive
Moderate 4.32-mile hike with 774 ft elevation gain near Osha, NM.
Chippeway
~8 min drive
Moderate 6.4-mile New Mexico trail with 566 ft elevation gain.
Rim Trail (105)
~4 min drive
Challenging 15.46-mile rim loop with 2,465 ft gain; expert-level endurance hike.
Saddle Nature
~1 min drive
Easy 0.6-mile nature walk with minimal elevation gain.
