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New Mexico
3.5 mi
Distance
7,904 ft
Gain
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Six Mile Trail
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Six Mile Trail is a steep and challenging ascent gaining nearly 8,000 feet of elevation over just 3.5 miles, making it one of New Mexico's most intense alpine climbs. This expert-level trail rewards determined hikers with significant elevation gain and likely high-altitude terrain, typical of New Mexico's mountain ranges. The relentless grade and substantial vertical make this a serious undertaking best suited for experienced mountaineers.
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