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New Mexico
7.9 mi
Distance
596 ft
Gain
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Why you'll love it
Road Noise
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Road Noise Trail is a moderate 7.88-mile hike with 596 feet of elevation gain, offering a scenic journey through New Mexico's diverse terrain. This trail provides a good balance of distance and elevation, making it accessible to intermediate hikers seeking a half-day adventure. The route showcases typical high desert or piñon-juniper woodland characteristics common to the region.
Coyote Trail
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Easy half-mile desert trail with minimal elevation gain.
Rocky Top
~6 min drive
Short, scenic summit hike with 314 ft gain near Rocky Top.
Tablezon
~2 min drive
Quick, steep climb with big views in a compact package.
Cedro Peak
~6 min drive
Easy, short summit hike with minimal elevation gain near Cedro Peak.
Lower Pine
~2 min drive
Easy 2-mile forest hike with 500 ft gain through ponderosa pines.
Five Hills
~3 min drive
Easy half-mile loop with gentle rolling terrain.
Shooting Marbles
~3 min drive
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Coyote Trail
~3 min drive
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Chamisoso Canyon Road
~3 min drive
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Squirrel Run
~3 min drive
Easy 0.95-mile trail with 352 ft gain—perfect for a quick nature walk.
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