Turquoise Trail Campground
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New Mexico
3.3 mi
Distance
849 ft
Gain
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What we do know
Inside Cibola National Forest
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No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Spruce Spring Trail (189)
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Spruce Spring Trail (189) is a moderate 3.28-mile out-and-back hike featuring nearly 850 feet of elevation gain through mixed conifer forest typical of New Mexico's higher elevations. This trail offers a rewarding climb through spruce-fir woodland with the promise of a reliable water source at Spruce Spring, making it an excellent choice for hikers seeking a half-day adventure with manageable distance and steady elevation gain.
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New Canyon Trail (101)
~3 min drive
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Spruce Spring
~3 min drive
Easy 1.8-mile forest walk to a mountain spring with modest elevation gain.
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Osha
~6 min drive
Moderate 6.3-mile climb with 3,095 ft gain through New Mexico highlands.
Spruce Spring Trail
~3 min drive
Easy short walk to a natural spring in piñon-juniper forest.
New Canyon
~3 min drive
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Turquoise Trail Campground
Hiking business nearby (~35 mi away) — hasn't claimed their Roamze page yet