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New Mexico
2.3 mi
Distance
245 ft
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Red Canyon Trail (89)
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Red Canyon Trail (89) is a scenic short hike through colorful canyon terrain in New Mexico, offering stunning red rock formations and accessible desert hiking. With modest elevation gain and just over 2 miles of distance, this trail is perfect for families and those seeking a quick outdoor escape. The route showcases the distinctive geology of the region with minimal technical difficulty.
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