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New Mexico
2.6 mi
Distance
2,526 ft
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Spider Creek Trail
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Spider Creek Trail is a steep, challenging ascent through New Mexico's high country, gaining over 2,500 feet in less than 3 miles. This relentless climb rewards hikers with access to alpine terrain and creek-fed canyon scenery. The trail's significant elevation gain makes it ideal for hikers seeking a rigorous workout with substantial vertical challenge.
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