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New Mexico
1.3 mi
Distance
7,290 ft
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Snow Creek Trail #233
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Snow Creek Trail #233 is an extremely steep and challenging alpine ascent gaining nearly 7,300 feet over just 1.33 miles. This expert-level route climbs through high-elevation terrain in the New Mexico mountains, offering dramatic vertical relief and demanding fitness. The intense elevation gain per mile makes this a serious mountaineering objective best suited for experienced hikers seeking a strenuous alpine adventure.
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