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New Mexico
13.1 mi
Distance
4,136 ft
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West Fork
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West Fork is a challenging 13-mile trail that climbs over 4,100 feet through diverse New Mexico terrain, offering rewarding views and a substantial workout for experienced hikers. This hard-difficulty route traverses forested sections and open ridgelines typical of the region's mountain ecosystems. The significant elevation gain and distance make this an ideal choice for hikers seeking a full-day adventure with genuine alpine exposure.
West Fork Trail
~1 min drive
Easy 0.8-mile out-and-back walk through a scenic fork drainage.
West Fork Trail
~5 min drive
Steep 1.92-mile climb with 1,692 ft elevation gain in northern New Mexico.
Hardy Ridge
~8 min drive
Moderate 6-mile ridge hike with 679 ft elevation gain near Hardy Ridge, NM.
Sixmile Trail (14)
~8 min drive
Moderate 5.4-mile climb with nearly 2,000 ft elevation gain in New Mexico.
Hardy Spring
~9 min drive
Moderate 3-mile hike to Hardy Spring with 1,183 ft elevation gain.
Timber Peak
~9 min drive
Steep 0.19-mile summit push with 282 ft elevation gain.
Ryan Hill
~10 min drive
Challenging 16-mile loop with 1,100 ft gain and expansive high country views.
Six Mile
~10 min drive
Moderate 11-mile day hike with steady 1,285 ft elevation gain in New Mexico.
Timber Peak
~10 min drive
Moderate 8.67-mile forest hike to Timber Peak with 1,636 ft elevation gain.
Ryan Hill Trail (17)
~10 min drive
Challenging 9.18-mile climb with 3,376 ft elevation gain to Ryan Hill.
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