Trails
We are working to improve our public trails database. In the meantime, please consult the follow tables for the most up-to-date information on your favorite trails.
Lincoln National Forest Trails by District
| Trail | Status | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Anderson Canyon (T68E) | Open | The Anderson Canyon trail is 1.3 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 68E and ends at the Forest Boundary to the east. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Black River Spring(T67) | Open | The Black River Spring trail is 2.0 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 69 near the McCullom Ranch and ends at Forest Road 201. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| CCC Trail (T214) | Open | The CCC Trail (constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930's) is 1.7 miles long. It begins at the Sitting Bull Falls trail (T68) and loops around to the south end of the same trail. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Camp Wilderness Ridge (T45) | Open | The Camp Wilderness Ridge trail is 1.8 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 3008 and continues into the Guadalupe Mountains National Park, although the Forest Service portion ends at the Forest Boundary. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Cave Canyon Trail (T222) | Open | The Cave Canyon trail is 2.6 miles long. It begins at County Road 412 near the Hepler Ranch and ends at the Telephone Ridge trail (T223). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Cottonwood Trail (T9564) | Open | The Cottonwood Trail is 0.8 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 201 and dead ends 0.8 Miles later. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Devil's Den Trail (T202) | Open | The Devil's Den trail is approximately 1 mile long. It begins at Forest Road 3008 and dead ends in the canyon past the springs about 1 mile later. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Gilson Spring Trail (T212) | Open | The Gilson Spring Trail is 2.0 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 68E and dead ends 2 miles later in Gilson Canyon. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Gunsight Canyon Trail (T9563) | Open | The Gunsight Canyon trail is 0.8 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 201 and ends at Ends At Gunsight Ridge. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Horse Canyon Trail (T208) | Open | The Horse Canyon trail is 1 mile long. It begins at Forest Road 527 and ends at the Horse Canyon Spring trail (T207). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Horse Spring Spur Trail (T205) | Open | The Horse Spring Spur trail is 0.5 miles long. It begins at Horse Spring trail (T207) and ends at the Forest Boundary. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Horse Spring Trail (T207) | Open | The Horse Spring Trail is 2.0 miles long. It begins at the Horse Canyon trail (T208) and ends at Forest Road 201. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Indian Trail (T200) | Open | The Indian trail is 0.8 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 540 and ends at Forest Road 540. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Juniper Wells Trail (T211) | Open | The Juniper Wells Trail is 0.8 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 9443 and ends at private land. Access through the private land may not be possible so please plan accordingly. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Last Chance Canyon Trail (T226) | Open | The Last Chance Canyon trail follows the magnificent canyon bottom of Last Chance Canyon and is 6.2 miles long. It begins at Trail 68 and ends at Forest Road 277C. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Lonesome Ridge Trail (T56) | Open | The Lonesome Ridge trail is 2.8 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 201 and ends at the Forest Boundary. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Lost Trail (T207A) | Open | The Lost Trail is 1.2 miles long. It begins and ends at Forest Road 526. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Munson Trail (T210) | Open | The Munson Trail is 2.4 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 201 and ends at the Cave Canyon trail (T222). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| North Mckittrick Canyon Trail (T201) | Open | The North Mckittrick Canyon trail is 6.0 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 201 and ends at Dead End at the Forest Boundary. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Overlook Trail (T215) | Open | The Overlook Trail is 1.9 miles long. It begins at the CCC trail (T214) and dead ends at an overlook of the Sitting Bull Falls area. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Pack Trail (T224) | Open | The Pack Trail is 1.9 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 69 and ends at Forest Road 3004. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Sitting Bull Falls Shortcut Trail (T68A) | Open | The Sitting Bull Falls Shortcut Trail is a total of 0.4 miles long. It begins at the Sitting Bull Falls Recreation Area and climbs up a small hill to overlook the falls below. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, |
| Sitting Bull Falls Trail (T68) | Open | The Sitting Bull Falls trail is 3 miles long. It begins at Sitting Bull Falls parking area and ends at Forest Road 68. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Telephone Ridge Trail (T223) | Open | The Telephone Ridge trail is 2.0 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 3004 and ends at the Cave Canyon trail (T222) just south of the Hepler Ranch. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Ussery Trail (T203) | Open | The Ussery trail is 2.4 miles long. It begins at the end of Forest Road 3000 and ends at Carlsbad Caverns National Park, although the Forest Service portion of this trail ends at the Forest Boundary. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| White Oaks Trail (T217) | Open | The White Oaks trail is 2.6 miles long. It begins at the Last Chance Canyon trail (T226) and ends at the CCC trail (T214). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Yucca Trail (T225) | Open | The Slaughter trail is 1.2 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 205 and ends at the Forest Boundary, although it does continue into Carlsbad Caverns National Park. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Trail | Status | Description |
|---|---|---|
| A Trail (T119) | Open | The A trail is only open east of (all) private property near Alamogordo. There is a potential reroute being discussed as a long term resolution. The A trail is 5.0 miles long. One of only a few trails that connect Alamogordo to the Sacramento Mountains. Eastern-most Trailhead: Follow "West Side Road" or Forest Road 90 south about 7 miles until you reach the trailhead for T5574. Follow this trail downhill 0.3 miles until you reach the junction between T1129 and T5574 (veer left) - Coordinates: 32 52 58.0 degrees N by -105 51 27.5 degrees W Western-most Trailhead: CLOSED: The trailhead from Alamogordo is a little tricky to find. Take 10th St east until you reach the end, turn left at the fire station and continue for about 0.1 mile. You may park here but you will need to walk up the wash to find the trailhead. Coordinates: 32 53 59.0 degrees N by -105 55 1.9 degrees Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Alamo Canyon Trail (T104) | Open | The Alamo Canyon trail is 7.3 miles long. It begins Forest Road 90 and ends at the mouth of Alamo Canyon in Alamogordo. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Alamo Peak Trail (T109) | Open | The Alamo Peak trail is 3.0 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 64D and ends at Forest Road 90. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Apache Nature Trail (T231) | Open | The Apache Nature trail is 0.5 miles long. It encircles the road at the Apache Campground. Uses: Day Hiking |
| Apple Tree Canyon Trail (T5601) | Open | The Apple Tree Canyon trail is 5.1 miles long. It begins at County Road C2 (Sacramento River Road) and ends at Forest Road 460C. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Apple Tree Spur Trail (T5601A) | Open | The Apple Tree Spur trail is 1.2 miles long. It begins and ends at the Apple Tree Canyon trail (T5601). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Atkinson Field Trail (T111) | Open | The Atkinson Field trail is 1.6 miles long. It begins at the Rim trail (T105) and ends at the Alamo Peak trail (T109). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Benson Canyon Spur Trail (T5005A) | Open | The Benson Canyon Spur Trail is a short 0.8 miles loop trail amongst the Benson Canyon area trails. Main Trailhead: You will need to proceed along T5005 (Benson Canyon Trail) either up canyon around 3 miles or down canyon about 1 mile from the pertinent trailhead for T5005. This short little trail connects the two main trails in the area (T5005 and T5006) and as such can make for a lovely loop, either motorized or non-motorized Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Benson Canyon Spur Trail 2 (T5005B) | Open | The Benson Canyon Spur Trail 2 is 1.6 miles long. It begins at the Benson Canyon trail (T5005) and ends at Forest Road 5597B. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Benson Canyon Trail (T5005) | Open | Open year-round. Seasonal conditions such as snow and ice may apply from September through April. Trail T5005 - Benson Canyon Trail: Upper Trailhead: From about 6 miles south on the Sunspot Highway (NM6563) south of Cloudcroft, turn left onto Forest Road 223. Follow this road (Benson Ridge Rd) another 3.7 miles until you see a wide U-curve. The trailhead is located just to the right here. Lower Trailhead: From about 8 miles south on the Sunspot Highway (NM6563) souch of Cloudcroft, turn left onto C017 (Rio Penasco Rd). Continue along this road for another about 5.7 miles (about 2 miles east of Bluff Springs), the trailhead is to your left. Of Note: This is an old railroad grade from the 1920's Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Benson Ridge / Bluff Springs Trail (T5006) | Open | The Benson Ridge/Bluff Springs trail is 2.3 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 5007 and ends at Forest Road 5597B. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Bridal Veil Falls Trail (T129) | Open | Bridal Veil Falls Trail (T129) on the Sacramento Ranger District. Located just NW of the Village of High Rolls, this trail connects into the Grandview and Salado Canyon Trails. This trail is open to Hiking. The trail is partially complete and construction should be finished by September 2011. The beginning portions of the trail are currently accessible for use. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, |
| Caballero Canyon Trail (T103) | Open | The Caballero Canyon trail is 4.3 miles long. It begins at the Alamo Canyon trail (T104) and ends at Forest Road 90. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Cathey Canyon Trail (T105A) | Open | The Cathey Canyon trail is 1.7 miles long. It begins and ends at the Rim trail (T105). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Chippeway Spur Trail (T247E) | Open | The Chippeway Spur trail is 2.0 miles long. It begins at Trail 250 and ends at Chippeway Subdivision. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Chippeway Trail (T250) | Open | The Chippeway trail is 3.2 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 623 and ends at County Road C004 (Russia Canyon). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Cloud-Climbing Trestle Trail (T5001) | Open | The Cloud-climbing Trestle Trail is 1.3 miles long. It begins at Trail 5001A (just south of the Trestle Recreation Area) and ends at the southern viewing area for the Mexican Canyon Trestle. Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking |
| Corral Canyon Trail (T537) | Open | The Corral Canyon trail is 1.3 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 64 and ends at Count Road C12 (Sacramento River Road). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Courtney Mine Trail (T132) | Open | Trail access from Lower Karr Canyon Road is unavailable during the winter season. Please travel Westside Road (FR 90) to access Courtney Mine Trail until seasonal road closures are opened. The Courtney Mine trail is 1.8 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 90 and ends at Forest Road 63. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Crossover Trail (T5001C) | Open | The Crossover trail is a short 0.3 mile long trail connecting the Cloud-Climbing Railroad trail (T5001) and the Old Cloudcroft Highway trail (T5002). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, |
| Dark Canyon Trail (T5700) | Open | The Dark Canyon trail is 5.7 miles long. It begins and ends at Forest Road 223. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Dog Canyon Trail (T106) | Open | The National Recreation Dog Canyon Trail is 5.5 miles long. It begins at Oliver Lee State Park and ends at Forest Road 90B. This beautiful trail traverses up from the desert to elevations over 2000' above its starting point and is a trail for the experienced hiker. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Dry Canyon Trail (T5574) | Open | The Dry Canyon trail is 5.1 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 5574 in Dry Canyon and ends at the "A" trail (T119). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Elk Canyon Trail (T253D) | Open | The Elk Canyon trail is 2.9 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 253 and ends at Forest Road 253x. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Fir Trail (T122) | Open | The Fir trail is 1.9 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 24c and ends at Forest Road 24c. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, XC Skiing/Snowshoeing |
| Goat Springs Trail (T118) | Open | The Goat Springs trail is 1.8 miles long. To access the trail start at the Desert Foothills Park at the top of 1st street in Alamgordo NM. Follow the path to the top and across the bridge. The trail begins at the forest boundary just above the park and dead ends at the mesa. Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding, |
| Gobbler Knob Trail (T236) | Open | The Gobbler Knob trail is 2.8 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 90 and dead ends at Gobbler Knob Ridge. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Grand View Trail (T130) | Open | The Grand View trail is 1.3 miles long and is one of our easier trails to hike. It begins and ends at Forest Road 162C just north of High Rolls. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Heart Attack Canyon Trail (T235) | Open | The Heart Attack Canyon trail is 1.4 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 90 and ends at the Rim trail (T105). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Hell's Hole Trail (T219) | Open | The Hell's Hole trail is 0.5 miles long. It begins at Trail 119 and dead ends at the Warnock Mine. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Hubbell Canyon Trail (T9277) | Open | The Hubbell Canyon trail is 3.1 miles long. It begins at the very end of Wills Canyon (D18) and ends at the Forest Road 64. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| La Pasada Encantada Trail (T233) | Open | The road up to trailhead is not plowed during the winter and so access to the trail during winter months may not available. The La Pasada Encantada Trail is 0.4-mile long interpretive trail for both the sighted and visually impaired. It is an easy hike located just south of Cloudcroft and offers regular interpretive signs as well as signs in Braille. The path of the trail is bordered by railroad ties allowing for easy use for those using assistive canes. It begins at Forest Road 24B at a trailhead immediately adjacent to the Sleepy Grass Campground and loops back to the starting point. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, |
| Lick Canyon Trail (T5543) | Open | The Lick Canyon trail is 4.4 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 9642D and ends at Forest Road 253A. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Lick Ridge Trail (T9666A) | Open | The Lick Ridge trail is 1.4 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 253 and ends at the Long Canyon trail (T9652). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Little Apache Trail (T124) | Open | The Little Apache trail is 2.8 miles long. It begins at Silver Campground and ends at Silver Overflow Campground. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Little Lewis Canyon Trail (T239A) | Open | The Little Lewis Canyon trail is 4.5 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 265B and ends at Forest Road 269A. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Long Canyon Trail (T9652) | Open | The Long Canyon trail is 2.4 miles long. It begins at Trail 9666a and ends at Forest Road 253. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Lower San Andres Trail (T2094) | Open | The Lower San Andres trail is 1.5 miles long. It begins at Forest Service Boundary and ends at Bluff. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Lucas Canyon Trail (T251) | Open | The Lucas Canyon trail is 5.0 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 223 and ends at Forest Road 247 - Russia Canyon. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Mineral Springs Trail (T5579) | Open | The Mineral Springs trail is 2.1 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 5579 and ends at Dead End - Proposed Indian Wells Trail. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Monument Canyon Trail (T123) | Open | The Monument Canyon trail is 2.2 miles long. It begins at the end of Forest Road 5600A and ends at Private Land. Stunning canyon views are to be found after a short meadow hike. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Moonshine Trail (T90V) | Open | The Moonshine trail is 1.5 miles long. It begins at Trail 105 and ends at Forest Road 90q. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Mule Canyon Trail (T114) | Open | Mule Canyon Trail (T114) is a connecting trail from the Alamogordo area to West Side road. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Nelson Canyon Trail (T232) | Open | Nelson Canyon Trail is a short 0.3 mile long interpretive trail. It begins at NM6563 continues to a vista and loops back to the starting point. Uses: Day Hiking |
| Old Cloudcroft Highway Trail (T5002) | Open | Old Cloudcroft Highway Trail is currently not accessible from the Trestle Recreation Area. It is accessible from the pedestrian bridge or from T5004 Switchback Trail and is closed before reaching the junction with T5001A due to the Trestle Recreation Area being closed. The Old Cloudcroft Hwy trail is 2.6 miles long. It begins at the junction of the Village Spur trail (T5001A) and the Cloud-Climbing Trestle trail (T5001) and ends at the cross-over bridge over US82. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Old Sunspot Highway Trail (T5009) | Open | The Old Sunspot Hwy Trail is 0.7 miles long. It begins at the end of Forest Road 5009 (Water Canyon) and ends at the junction of NM6563 and Forest Road 64. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Osha Trail (T10) | Open | The Osha trail is 2.2 miles long. It begins and ends at Us Hwy 82, just north of the Village of Cloudcroft A great beginning hike for all ages. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, |
| Overlook Trail (T5001B) | Open | The Overlook Trail is a short 0.2 mile long trail. The trail begins at the Trestle Recreation Area and ends at the Cloud-Climbing Railroad trail (T5001). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, |
| Pines North Trail (T5688) | Open | The Pines North Trail is 1.8 miles long. It begins at Trail 10 and ends at Forest Road 206c. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Pines Trail (T568) | Open | The Pines trail is 1.0 miles long. It begins at Pines Campground and follows the old railroad grade to the Osha Trail (T10). The easiest access to the trail is via the Osha Trailhead just north of the Village of Cloudcroft along US82. Walk a short distance along the Osha Trail until you see the sign for T568 taking you to the right. Best use for this trail is pedestrian hiking and mountain biking. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Pipeline Trail (T110) | Open | The Pipeline trail is 1.7 miles long. It begins at the Alamo Peak trail (T109) and ends at the Rim trail (T105). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Prestridge Trail East (T9611B) | Open | The Prestridge Trail East is 0.9 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 551 and dead ends. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Prestridge Trail West (T9611A) | Open | The Prestridge Trail West is 1.1 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 551 and dead ends. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Pumphouse Ridge 1 Trail (T5661C) | Open | While these trails remain open, access to them via motorized vehicles is temporarily unavailable due to seasonal conditions. Access is by foot, with the gate at FR 24 B being locked until seasonal conditions permit, sometime in the spring. Please check for current conditions. The Pumphouse Ridge 1 trail is 1.1 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 5661 and dead ends. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Pumphouse Ridge 2 Trail (T5661D) | Open | While these trails remain open, access to them via motorized vehicles is temporarily unavailable due to seasonal conditions. Access is by foot, with the gate at FR 24 B being locked until seasonal conditions permit, sometime in the spring. Please check for current conditions. The Pumphouse Ridge 2 trail is 0.5 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 5661 and ends at Dead End. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Pumphouse Ridge 3 Trail (T5661F) | Open | The Pumphouse Ridge 3 trail is 2.6 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 5661 and dead ends. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Pumphouse Ridge 4 Trail (T5661H) | Open | While these trails remain open, access to them via motorized vehicles is temporarily unavailable due to seasonal conditions. Access is by foot, with the gate at FR 24 B being locked until seasonal conditions permit, sometime in the spring. Please check for current conditions. The Pumphouse Ridge 4 trail is 0.4 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 6551 and dead ends. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Pumphouse Ridge 5 Trail (T5661Q) | Open | While these trails remain open, access to them via motorized vehicles is temporarily unavailable due to seasonal conditions. Access is by foot, with the gate at FR 24 B being locked until seasonal conditions permit, sometime in the spring. Please check for current conditions. The Pumphouse Ridge 5 trail is 0.8 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 5661 and dead ends. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Ranchario Trail (T329) | Open | The Ranchario trail is 2.6 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 329B and dead ends at private land in Nogal Canyon. Access may not be possible through the private land so please plan accordingly. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Rim Trail (T105) | Open | Open all year. Non-motorized use from Cloudcroft to Slide Campground. Motorcycle use allowed from Slide to the Sacramento River. The National Recreation Rim Trail is 31.2 miles long. It begins at the southern end of the Village Of Cloudcroft along NM130 and ends 31.2 miles later at the Sacramento River Road south of Sunspot. The first 0.73 miles (to Slide Campground) is non-motorized with the rest of the trail south of Slide being motorized for motorcycles. There are multiple trailheads along the route so smaller day-hikes are easily planned. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Road Canyon Alt Trail (T234A) | Open | The Road Canyon Alternate trail is 1.4 miles long. It begins at the Road Canyon trail (T234) and ends at Forest Road 90. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Road Canyon Trail (T234) | Open | The Road Canyon trail is 1.6 miles long. It begins at the Sunspot trail (T105B) and ends at Forest Road 90. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, |
| Roundup Ground Trail (T107) | Open | The Roundup Ground Trail is 2.8 miles long. It begins and ends at the Alamo Peak trail (T109). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Sacramento North Trail (T5008D) | Open | The Sacramento North trail is 1.5 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 64 and ends at County Road C2 (Sacramento River Rd). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Saddle Nature Trail (T230) | Open | The Saddle Nature trail is 0.6 miles long. It loops around the Saddle Campground. Uses: Day Hiking |
| Salado Canyon Trail (T128) | Open | Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, |
| San Andres Canyon Trail (T125) | Open | The San Andres Canyon trail is 2.0 miles long. It begins at the Rim trail (T105) and ends at Forest Road 90. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Schofield Canyon Trail (T5007A) | Open | Due to logging in the area, only the NORTH portion of this trail is open for use. The Schofield Canyon trail is 2.5 miles long. It begins at County Road C14 (Rio Penasco Rd) and ends at Forest Road 5007. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Schofield/Benson Canyon Trail (T5007C) | Open | The Schofield / Benson Canyon trail is 2.4 miles long. It begins at the Benson Ridge / Bluff Springs trail (T5006) and ends at the Schofield Canyon trail (T5007). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Schofield/Taylor Canyon Trail (T5007D) | Open | Open to use but logging activities are taking place in the area. Please be careful when using. The Schofield/Taylor Canyon Trail (T5007D) is a short connecting trail of 0.2 miles in length. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Scott Able Trail (T126) | Open | The Scott Able trail is 4.0 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 460 and ends at Forest Road 9627A. The trail ends at two closed roads so motorized travel should be considered as dead end route, non-motorized traffic may continue through. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Shortcut Trail (T5007B) | Closed | Temporarily closed due to logging in the area. The Shortcut trail is 0.5 miles long. It begins at the Schofield / Benson Canyon trail (T5007C) and ends at Forest Road 5007. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Silver Nature Trail (T229) | Open | The Silver Nature Trail is a short 0.3 mile long trail. It loops around the Silver Campground. Uses: Day Hiking |
| Sleepy Grass Trail (T11) | Open | Beginning at the end of Sleepy Grass Campground and ending at the Sleepy Grass Picnic area, this 1.1 mile trail is considered an easy hike. Uses: Day Hiking, Mountain Biking, |
| Spiller Canyon Trail (T9201) | Open | The Spiller Canyon trail is 1.0 miles long. It begins at County Road 2 (Sacramento River Rd) and ends at the Scott Able trail (T126). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Sunspot Trail (T105B) | Open | The Sunspot trail is 1.4 miles long. It begins at the Cathey Canyon trail (T105A) and ends at Forest Road 5010B. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Switchback Trail (T5004) | Open | The Switchback trail (named for the railroad switchback this trail now follows) is 3.2 miles long. It begins at the Old Cloudcroft Highway trail (T5002) and ends at Bailey Canyon (Forest Road 206). Access to this trail can easily be found at Bailey Canyon, about 1 mile north of Cloudcroft along US82. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, |
| Taylor Canyon Trail (T5007) | Open | The Taylor Canyon trail is 2.0 miles long. It begins at County Road C14 (Rio Penasco Rd) and ends at the Schofield / Benson Canyon trail (T5007C). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Thousand Mile Canyon Trail (T9216) | Open | The Thousand Mile Canyon trail is 1.5 miles long. It begins at County Road C2 (Sacramento River Rd) and ends at Forest Road 64. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Toboggan Canyon Trail (T5003) | Open | The Toboggan Canyon trail is 1.1 miles long. It begins at T5002 and ends at the gravel pit on the west side of Cloudcroft. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Upper Dry Canyon Alternate Trail (T5574A) | Open | The Upper Dry Canyon Alt trail is 1.1 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 90 and ends at the "A" trail (T119). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Upper Dry Canyon Trail (T5573) | Open | The Upper Dry Canyon trail is 2.5 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 90 and ends at the "A" trail (T119). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Upper Wills Canyon Trail (T9278) | Open | The Upper Wills Canyon trail is 4.0 miles long. It begins at the end of County Road D18 (Wills Canyon Rd) and ends at the Hubbell Canyon trail (T9277). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Village Spur Trail (T5001A) | Open | The Village Spur Trail is a short 0.3 trail that connects the Village of Cloudcroft to the Trestle Recreation Area. The trail is open for the following uses: Hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking. Parking for this area can be found at the junction of US82 and NM130 on the west end of the Village of Cloudcroft. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Wayland Canyon Trail (T433) | Open | The Wayland Canyon trail is 5.1 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 437 and ends at Forest Road 434. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Willie White Spur Trail (T112) | Open | The Willie White Spur trail is 0.6 miles long. It begins at Bluff Springs and ends at the Willie White trail (T113). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Willie White Trail (T113) | Open | The Willie White Trail is 5.2 miles long. It begins just west of Bluff springs along County Road C17 (Rio Penasco Road) and ends at the Wills Canyon trail (T5008). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Wills Canyon Trail (T5008) | Open | The Wills Canyon trail is 4.4 miles long. It begins and ends at the Willie White trail (T113). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Zinker Canyon Trail (T5660) | Open | The Zinker Canyon Trail is 2.0 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 5593 and ends at Forest Road 5660. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Trail | Status | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Alfred Hale Connector Trail (T94) | Open | This 2.6 mile trail connects the main Grindstone Canyon Loop Trail (T96) to the Grindstone Mesa Loop Trail. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, |
| Barber Springs Trail (T75) | Open | The Barber Springs Trail is 7.1 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 139 and ends at Private Land. Access may not be available through private land so plan accordingly. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Carrizo Peak Trail (T72) | Open | The Carrizo Peak trail is 2.5 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 441 and dead ends at Carrizo Peak. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Fitness Trail (T90) | Open | The Fitness Trail is 1.3 miles long loop. Parking can be found just west of the Smokey Bear Ranger Station along Forest Road 88 (Cedar Creek). The trail is open for the following uses: Hiking |
| Goat Spring Trail (T71A) | Open | The Goat Spring Trail is 1.6 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 84 and ends at Forest Road 441. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Grindstone Connector Trail (T98) | Open | This 1.7 mile trail rises and falls in elevation significantly as it provides a short-cut connection between two trails in the area: Grindstone Canyon Loop (T96) and Gridstone Ridge (T97). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, |
| Grindstone Mesa Loop Trail (T95) | Open | The Grindstone Mesa Loop Trail (T95) is located amongst the series of trails at Grindstone Lake within Ruidoso. This particular trail rests atop the mesa (plateau) and can only be reached through a series of other adjacent trails. One end begins at the Grindstone Ridge Trail (T97) and another entry point at the Alfred Hale Connector Trail (T94). It is 3.3 miles long. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, |
| Grindstone Ridge Trail (T97) | Open | This 3.4 mile trail traverses the southern edge of the Grindstone Canyon trail complex and connects to three different trails in the area: Grindstone Canyon Loop (T96), Grindstone Mesa Loop (T95) and Grindstone Connector (T98). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, |
| Johnnie Canyon Trail (T74) | Open | The Johnnie Canyon Trail is 4.4 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 441 and dead ends at private land. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Lookout Mountain Trail (T78) | Open | The Lookout Mountain trail is 0.8 miles long. It begins at T25 and ends at Lookout Vista at the top of Lookout Mountain. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Mitt And Bar Trail (T60) | Open | The Mitt And Bar trail is 5.4 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 56 For Upper End and ends just north of Baca Campground at private land. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Padilla Trail (T59) | Open | The Padilla trail is 2.7 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 9037D and ends at the South Base Trail (T57). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Patos Mountain Trail (T70) | Open | The Patos Mountain trail is 3.4 miles long. It begins at Barber Springs trail (T75) and ends at private land. Access may not be available through private land so plan accordingly. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Perk Canyon Trail (T93) | Open | The Perk Canyon Trail is 3.0 miles long. It begins at Private Land and ends at Perk Ridge trail (T92). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Perk Ridge Trail (T92) | Open | The Perk Ridge Trail is 2.7 miles long. It begins at Thunderbird Drive just west of the village of Ruidoso and dead ends 2.7 miles later at private land. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Sand Wash Trail (T81) | Open | The Sand Wash trail is 2.7 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 483 and ends at Forest Road 9027A. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| South Cedar Creek Trail (T13) | Open | The South Cedar Creek trail is 1.6 miles long. It begins at NM532 and ends at private land. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHV Trail Riding |
| Thorium Canyon Trail (T79) | Open | The Thorium Canyon trail is 1.8 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 56 and ends just north of Forest Road 338. Parts of this trail are no longer present due to recent fire damage. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Trail Canyon Trail (T73) | Open | The Trail Canyon trail is 2.4 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 9813 and ends at the Patos Mountain trail (T70). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Tucson Mountain Trail (T71) | Open | The Tucson Mountain trail is 1.8 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 165 and ends at Tucson Mt. Peak. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Warner Gulch Trail (T82) | Open | The Warner Gulch trail is 2.4 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 72 and ends at Forest Road 9033. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
Capitan Mountains Wilderness
| Trail | Status | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Capitan Peak Trail (T64) | Open | The Capitan Peak trail is 5.7 miles long. It begins at Forest Road130 and ends at the junction of the Summit (T58) and Pancho Canyon (T62) trails. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Copeland Canyon Trail (T63) | Open | The Copeland Canyon trail is 1.0 miles long. It begins at the North Base Trail (T65) and dead-ends. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| North Base Trail (T65) | Open | The North Base trail is 5.5 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 130 and ends at Forest Road 616. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Pancho Canyon Trail (T62) | Open | The Pancho Canyon trail is 3.5 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 536 and ends at the junction of Capitan Peak (T64) and Summit (T58) Trails. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Pierce Canyon Trail (T61) | Open | The Pierce Canyon trail is 5.7 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 57 and ends at the Summit Trail (T58). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Seven Cabins Trail (T66) | Open | The Seven Cabins trail is 3.7 miles long. It begins at the North Base Trail (T65) and ends at the Summit Trail (T58). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| South Base Trail (T57) | Open | The South Base trail is 11.5 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 338 and ends at Pierce Canyon Trail (T61). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Summit Trail (T58) | Open | The Summit trail is 7.8 miles long. It begins at the end of Forest Road 56 and ends at the junction of Capitan Peak (T64) and Pancho Canyon (T62) Trails. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
White Mountain Wilderness
| Trail | Status | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Argentina Canyon Trail (T39) | Open | The Argentina Canyon trail is 2.5 miles long. It begins at the Argintina/Bonito trail at the end of Forest Road 107 and ends at the Crest Trail (T25). Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, |
| Aspen Trail (T35) | Open | The Aspen trail is 2.4 miles long. It begins at one of the highest points of the Crest Trail (T25) and continues down Aspen Canyon to Big Bonito Trail (T36). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Barber Ridge Trail (T49) | Open | The Barber Ridge trail is 5.8 miles long. It begins just east of the Three Rivers trail (T44) trailhead, winds its way along the western edge of the White Mountain Wilderness Area and ends at Crest trail (T25). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Big Bonito Trail (T36) | Open | The Big Bonito trail is 4.6 miles long. It begins at the Argintina/Bonito Trail head at the end of Forest Road 107, and ends at Trail 25. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Bluefront Trail (T33) | Open | The Bluefront trail is 5.0 miles long. It begins at lower portion of the South Fork Trail (T19) and ends at its upper portion. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Church Mountain Trail (T55) | Open | The Church Mountain trail is 2.0 miles long. It begins at the Tortilita Canyon trail (T54) and dead ends at Church Mountain Peak. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Clear Water Trail (T42) | Open | The Clear Water trail is 1.1 miles long. It is a small connection trail that connects the Argentina trail (T39) and Crest trail (T25). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Crest Trail (T25) | Open | The Crest trail is 20.0 miles long. It begins at Skyline Campground off of Forest Road 117 and ends at Forest Road 108. This trail offers spectacular views of much of south-east New Mexico. Great opportunities for the experienced hiker. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Cut Across Trail (T38) | Open | The Cut Across trail is 0.8 miles long. It is a connection trail between Little Bonito (T37) and Argentina Canyon (T39) trails. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Doherty Ridge Trail (T50) | Open | The Doherty Ridge trail is 3.3 miles long. It begins at the Crest trail (T25) and ends at Spring Canyon trail (T27). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Dry Canyon Trail (T46) | Open | The Dry Canyon trail is 3.3 miles long. It begins at the Three Rivers trail (T44) and ends at the Crest trail (T25). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Dry Mills Trail (T24) | Open | The Dry Mills trail is 1.0 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 117 and ends at Mills Canyon Trail (T22). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Gaylord Canyon Trail (T52) | Open | The Gaylord Canyon trail is 1.8 miles long. It begins at Tortolita Canyon trail (T54) and ends at Pennsylvania trail (T51). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Goat Canyon Trail (T47) | Open | The Goat Canyon trail is 2.2 miles long. It begins at Barber Ridge Trail (T49) and ends at Maverick Trail (T46). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Little Bonito Trail (T37) | Open | The Little Bonito trail is 1.4 miles long. It begins at the Big Bonito trail (T36) and ends at the Crest Trail (T25). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Mills Canyon Trail (T22) | Open | The Mills Canyon trail is 5.3 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 107 and ends at Monjeau Lookout. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Miner's Road Trail (T16) | Open | The Miner's Road trail is 2.4 miles long. It winds its way up the slope beginning at North Eagle Creek trail (T77) and ending at Crest trail (T25). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Nogal Canyon Trail (T48) | Open | The Nogal Canyon trail is 1.2 miles long. It begins at the Nogal Trailhead at the end of Forest Road 400 and ends at the Tortilita trail (T54). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Nogal Peak Trail (T26) | Open | The Nogal Peak trail is 1.1 miles long. It begins at the Crest trail (T25) and dead ends at Nogal Peak. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Norman Canyon Trail (T34) | Open | The Norman Canyon trail is 2.2 miles long. It begins at the northern part of the Tortolita Canyon Trail (T54) and ends at Pennsylvania Canyon Trail (T51). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| North Eagle Creek Trail (T77) | Open | The North Eagle Creek trail is 1.1 miles long. It begins at the end of Forest Road 127A and dead ends. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Oak Ridge Trail (T43) | Open | The Oak Ridge trail is 2.4 miles long. It is a loop trail beginning and ending at the Tortolita trail (T54). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Peacock Trail (T18) | Open | The Peacock trail is 1.5 miles long. It begins at the junction T19 and T33 and ends at the Crest Trail (T25). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Pennsylvania Canyon Trail (T51) | Open | The Pennsylvania Canyon trail is 3.8 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 400 and ends at the Tortilita trail (T54). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Phantom Trail (T29) | Open | The Phantom trail is 1.3 miles long. It is an alternate loop off of the Crest trail (T25) and offers access to Spring Canyon cabin. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Rodamaker Canyon Trail (T20) | Open | The Rodamaker Canyon trail is 2.5 miles long. It begins at Westlake Campground and ends at Trail 25. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Sander's Ridge Trail (T23) | Open | The Sander's Ridge trail is approximately 2.0 miles long, however, only the upper 0.3 miles is hikeable. The remainder of the trail is bush-whacking across steep ground. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Scenic Trail (T15) | Open | The Scenic trail is 0.6 miles long. It begins at NM532 at Ski Apache and ends at Crest Trail (T25). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Skull Springs Trail (T41) | Open | The Skull Springs trail is 1.6 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 108A through private land and ends at the Crest trail (T25). Access may not be available through private land so plan accordingly. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Southfork Trail (T19) | Open | The Southfork trail is 6.0 miles long. It begins at the Southfork Campground just west of Bonito Lake and ends at the junction of the Crest (T25) and Bluefront (T33) trails. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Spring Canyon Trail (T27) | Open | The Spring Canyon trail is 3.0 miles long. It begins at the lower end of the Doherty Ridge Trail (T50) and ends at its upper end of the same trail. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Telephone Canyon Trail (T12) | Open | The Telephone Canyon trail is 1.3 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 127 and ends at the Crest Trail (T25). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Three Rivers Trail (T44) | Open | The Three Rivers trail is 6.1 miles long. It begins at Three Rivers Campground on the west side of the White Mountain Wilderness Area and ends at the Crest trail (T25). Stables are available at the trailhead. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Tortolita Canyon Trail (T54) | Open | The Tortolita Canyon trail is 9.0 miles long. It begins just off of Forest Road 400 through Private Land and ends at the Crest trail (T25). Access may not be available through private land so plan accordingly. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Turkey Canyon Trail (T40) | Open | The Turkey Canyon trail is 2.5 miles long. It begins at Forest Road 107 and ends at the Crest trail (T25). Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |
| Water Canyon Trail (T53) | Open | The Water Canyon trail is 3.9 miles long. It begins at the Water Canyon Trailhead and ends at the Crest trail (T25). Access to the Water Canyon Trailhead may not be available, please plan accordingly. Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding |