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United States, New Mexico, Los Alamos
Santa Fe National Forest
Sports Facility · Dog friendly · River · Spring
5 (227 ratings)
Explore the breathtaking natural beauty of Santa Fe National Forest in Los Alamos, a sprawling 1,549,681.3-acre park offering an array of walking and hiking opportunities. With an extensive network of ...
Explore the breathtaking natural beauty of Santa Fe National Forest in Los Alamos, a sprawling 1,549,681.3-acre park offering an array of walking and hiking opportunities. With an extensive network of trails, including the 19.4-mile CDT jfo, the 13.1-mile Porvenir Canyon Trail, and many more, outdoor enthusiasts of all levels will find the perfect routes to explore. The park's diverse landscapes, from dense forests to open meadows, provide an ideal setting for a variety of outdoor activities, making it a haven for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. For those seeking a more leisurely stroll, the 1.9-mile Hollinger Trail and the 3.1-mile Lone Pine Mesa Trail offer picturesque views and a chance to immerse in the tranquility of the forest. Whether you're a seasoned hiker looking for a challenging trek or a casual walker in search of a peaceful nature escape, Santa Fe National Forest has something for everyone. The park's well-maintained trails, each with its own unique features and attractions, promise a rewarding and enjoyable outdoor experience for all visitors. Don't miss the opportunity to explore the wonders of Santa Fe National Forest in Los Alamos. Download Pacer Pedometer for more information about park routes and detailed trail info, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable walking or hiking adventure in this remarkable natural oasis.
View MoreView MoreRendija Rd, Los Alamos, NM 87544, USA35.9032° N , -106.2311° W
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Walking and Hiking in Santa Fe National Forest
The Santa Fe National Forest in Los Alamos offers a breathtaking natural setting for walkers and hikers to explore. With a variety of amenities such as restrooms, picnic sites, parking lots, and drinking water, visitors can enjoy a comfortable and convenient outdoor experience. The park is also dog-friendly and wheelchair-accessible, ...
The Santa Fe National Forest in Los Alamos offers a breathtaking natural setting for walkers and hikers to explore. With a variety of amenities such as restrooms, picnic sites, parking lots, and drinking water, visitors can enjoy a comfortable and convenient outdoor experience. The park is also dog-friendly and wheelchair-accessible, making it suitable for all nature enthusiasts. Additionally, there are numerous attractions to see, including the Gilman Tunnels, Spence Hot Spring, Jemez Canyon Overlook, and more. Whether you're a casual walker or an avid hiker, the Santa Fe National Forest provides an ideal backdrop for outdoor activity in the heart of nature.
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Things to See
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Exchange Hotel Complex Historic Site
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Gilman Tunnels
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Spence Hot Spring
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Tsi’pin Ruins trailhead (permit required via Coyote Ranger Station)
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Nogales Cliff House trailhead
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Soda Dam
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Jemez Canyon Overlook
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Jemez Falls Overlook
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Vista Grande Overlook
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Ski Santa Fe Overlook
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Valles de Los Posos Overlook
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Kennedy Point
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Best Walking Routes in Santa Fe National Forest
#1 - Porvenir Canyon Trail (247)
(1 review)
Length: 13.1 milesEst. Time: 3h16m
#2 - Chupaderos South (822)
(1 review)
Length: 1.7 milesEst. Time: 28m
#3 - Hollinger Trail (219)
(1 review)
Length: 1.9 milesEst. Time: 33m
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FAQs about Santa Fe National Forest
Where is the best place to walk in Santa Fe National Forest in Los Alamos?
The best place to walk in Santa Fe National Forest in Los Alamos is the CDT jfo trail, which is highly rated and spans 19.4 miles. You can find more information and reviews on this trail on the Pacer community.
How many routes are in Santa Fe National Forest in Los Alamos?
There are six routes in Santa Fe National Forest in Los Alamos. You can explore and choose from a variety of trails for different skill levels. For more detailed information and reviews, you can visit the Pacer community.
Which is the longest route in Santa Fe National Forest in Los Alamos?
The CDT jfo trail is the longest route in Santa Fe National Forest in Los Alamos, spanning 19.4 miles. This trail is highly rated and offers a rewarding hiking experience. You can check out the Pacer community for more detailed information and reviews.
Are there facilities or amenities for walkers/hikers in Santa Fe National Forest?
Yes, there are several amenities for walkers and hikers in Santa Fe National Forest including restrooms, picnic sites, parking lots, drinking water, and dog-friendly areas.
How accessible is Santa Fe National Forest?
Santa Fe National Forest is wheelchair-friendly and dog-friendly, making it accessible for people with mobility challenges and those who want to bring their dogs for a walk or hike.
What kind of sports can I do in Santa Fe National Forest?
In Santa Fe National Forest, you can enjoy activities such as walking, hiking, and biking on the bike paths. There are also basketball courts available for sports enthusiasts.
What is the best season to walk in Santa Fe National Forest?
The best season to walk in Santa Fe National Forest is typically late spring to early fall when the weather is milder and more conducive to outdoor activities.
What are the typical weather conditions to prepare for in Santa Fe National Forest?
In Santa Fe National Forest, you should prepare for a wide range of weather conditions, including hot summers, cool autumns, and cold winters with potential snowfall. It's important to dress in layers and be prepared for sudden changes in weather.
What kind of wildlife might you encounter in Santa Fe National Forest?
While walking or hiking in Santa Fe National Forest, you may encounter wildlife such as mule deer, elk, black bears, and a variety of bird species. It's important to be aware of your surroundings and respectful of the natural habitat of these animals.
Best Walking Routes in Santa Fe National Forest
#1 - Porvenir Canyon Trail (247)
4 (1 review)
Length: 13.1 milesEst. Time: 3h16m
#2 - Chupaderos South (822)
4 (1 review)
Length: 1.7 milesEst. Time: 28m
#3 - Hollinger Trail (219)
4 (1 review)
Length: 1.9 milesEst. Time: 33m
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