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New Mexico
15.7 mi
Distance
4,544 ft
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Why you'll love it
Salas
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The Salas Trail is a challenging high-altitude trek covering 15.67 miles with substantial elevation gain of 4,544 feet. This expert-level route traverses rugged New Mexico terrain, offering expansive views and a serious test of endurance for experienced hikers. The trail's length and significant elevation gain make it best suited for well-conditioned hikers prepared for a full day of strenuous hiking.
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