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New Mexico
14.4 mi
Distance
1,962 ft
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South Diamond Trail #68
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South Diamond Trail #68 is a moderately strenuous backcountry route offering nearly 14.5 miles of New Mexico high country hiking with nearly 2,000 feet of elevation gain. This trail traverses diverse terrain typical of New Mexico's mountain regions, rewarding hikers with extended wilderness experience and panoramic vistas. The sustained distance and elevation profile make this an ideal choice for experienced day hikers or those planning an overnight adventure.
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