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New Mexico
7.0 mi
Distance
2,051 ft
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Spring Canyon Trail #247
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Spring Canyon Trail #247 offers a moderate alpine hike through New Mexico's scenic high country, gaining over 2,000 feet of elevation across nearly 7 miles. This trail traverses diverse terrain typical of the region's canyon systems, with steady climbing that rewards hikers with expansive views and the natural beauty of spring-fed canyon landscapes. The combination of distance and elevation gain makes this a solid half-day adventure for hikers seeking a moderate challenge.
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