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New Mexico
4.4 mi
Distance
1,851 ft
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Spring Mountain Trail #67
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Spring Mountain Trail #67 is a moderately challenging day hike featuring nearly 1,900 feet of elevation gain over 4.36 miles of scenic terrain. This trail climbs through diverse New Mexico landscapes, offering rewarding views and a solid cardiovascular workout for intermediate hikers. The steady ascent and mountain setting make it an excellent choice for building endurance while experiencing the region's natural beauty.
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