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New Mexico
1.5 mi
Distance
74 ft
Gain
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Rio Viejo Trail
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Rio Viejo Trail is a short, easy walk through the scenic Rio Viejo area of New Mexico, perfect for families and casual hikers seeking a quick outdoor excursion. With minimal elevation gain and a modest distance, this trail offers an accessible way to explore the local landscape and enjoy the natural beauty of the region. The gentle terrain makes it ideal for those looking to stretch their legs without a strenuous commitment.
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