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New Mexico
2.7 mi
Distance
1,082 ft
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Why you'll love it
Powerline
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The Powerline Trail is a moderately steep ascent through piñon-juniper forest, following an old utility corridor that provides occasional open vistas. This 2.73-mile route gains over 1,000 feet of elevation, making it a solid workout for intermediate hikers seeking a shorter but challenging climb. The trail's proximity to the powerline infrastructure offers a unique perspective on New Mexico's backcountry infrastructure while delivering genuine mountain exercise.
Atv Bypass
~0 min drive
Quick 0.87-mile connector trail with 266 ft elevation gain.
Cedro Peak
~3 min drive
Easy, short summit hike with minimal elevation gain near Cedro Peak.
Chamisoso Canyon Road
~0 min drive
Easy canyon road walk with minimal elevation gain.
Cedro Creek Interpretive
~3 min drive
Easy interpretive loop through Cedro Creek with educational signage.
Deputy Sheriff James F. Mcgrane Junior Memorial Highway
~1 min drive
Easy memorial walk under 1 mile with minimal elevation gain.
Chamisoso
~1 min drive
Short high desert hike with steady elevation gain near Chamisoso, NM.
Ranger Rock Trail
~2 min drive
Easy 0.29-mile trail with minimal elevation gain near Ranger Rock.
Coyote-Chamisoso Link
~2 min drive
Short connector linking Coyote and Chamisoso trails in northern New Mexico.
Grand Enchantment Trail
~2 min drive
Easy, scenic 0.09-mile walk through New Mexico's enchanting terrain.
Coyote Trail
~2 min drive
Easy, short walk through New Mexico's high desert landscape.
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