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New Mexico
10.9 mi
Distance
2,011 ft
Gain
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South Base Trail
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South Base Trail is a moderately challenging 10.92-mile route that gains over 2,000 feet of elevation, making it an excellent choice for hikers seeking a full day of sustained climbing in New Mexico's varied terrain. The trail offers a rewarding workout with consistent elevation gain and likely provides expansive views of the surrounding landscape typical of south-facing base approaches in the region.
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~4 min drive
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Pancho Canyon
~7 min drive
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Capitan Peak
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Mitt and Bar
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Mitt and Bar Trail
~5 min drive
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Thorium Canyon
~16 min drive
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Copeland Canyon
~8 min drive
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Padilla Trail
~10 min drive
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