Trails

18.3 miles (one way), located near the north end of the Aldo Leopold Wilderness Area. 

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Horse Riding 

33.305153, -107.850029 at Turkey Run Trailhead

33.290520, -108.062866 at Diamond Creek Trailhead

3 miles (one way), located near the north end of the Aldo Leopold Wilderness Area. The portion of trail outside the wilderness boundary is open to bicycles.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Horse Riding 

1 mile (one way), located near the north end of the Aldo Leopold Wilderness Area. 

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Horse Riding 

7.6 miles (one way) located in the northern Gila Wilderness. 

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Horse Riding   

4.4 miles (one way), located at the eastern edge of the Gila National Forest on the Black Range Ranger District. 

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Horse Riding   

The Continental Divide National Scenic Trail #74 traverses 248 miles of the Gila National Forest, encompassing dramatic scenery across five of the Gila's six ranger districts. Within the Black Range Ranger District, it traces the Continental Divide from the northern end of the Black Range through the north end of Aldo Leopold Wilderness.

Sections of trail outside of designated Wilderness on the Gila National Forest are open to bicycles.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Horse Riding   

33.444332, -107.876770 at Continental Divide #74 Trailhead,

 33.359745, -107.836601 at Lookout Mountain CDNST Trailhead,

33.335293, -107.831520 at Caledonia CDNST Trailhead

36 miles (one way), located within the Aldo Leopold Wilderness along the crest of the Black Range, offering spectacular views of rugged canyons, the Rio Grande River valley to the east, and the Gila Wilderness and Mogollon Mountains to the west. 

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Nature Viewing

33.030224, -107.852325 at McKnight Trailhead #79,

 33.004425, -107.856216 at  Board Gate Saddle Trailhead #79,

 32.910049, -107.766441 at  Emory Pass Trailhead #79

4 miles (one way), located within the Aldo Leopold Wilderness.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Nature Viewing

6.8 miles (one way), located within the Aldo Leopold Wilderness. The first 2.2-mile section of trail outside the wilderness boundary is open to bicycles.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Horse Riding, Bicycling

6.8 miles (one way), located within the Aldo Leopold Wilderness. The portion of trail outside the wilderness boundary is open to bicycles.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Horse Riding, Bicycling

12.3 miles (one way), located within the Aldo Leopold Wilderness. The first 2.4-mile portion of trail #110 outside the wilderness boundary is open to bicycles. 

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Horse Riding, Bicycling

5.9 miles (one way), located within the Aldo Leopold Wilderness.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Horse Riding

4.8 miles (one way), located west of Hermosa Road (Forest Road 157), leads to the Aldo Leopold Wilderness boundary. The portion of trail outside the wilderness boundary is open to bicycles.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Horse Riding, Bicycling

0.9 miles (one way), located west of Hermosa Trail #307. This trail is open to bicycles.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Horse Riding, Bicycling

11.2 miles (one way), located within the Aldo Leopold Wilderness. 

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Horse Riding   

6.5 miles (one way), located within the Aldo Leopold Wilderness. 

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Horse Riding 

1.25 miles (one way), located west of Hermosa Trail #307, leads to the Aldo Leopold Wilderness boundary. 

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Horse Riding, Bicycling

2.8 miles (one way), travels in and out of Aldo Leopold Wilderness from the Kingston, NM area.  

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Viewing Scenery

3.1 miles (one way), located off of New Mexico Highway 152 west of Emory Pass. 

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling, Viewing Scenery

1.8 miles (one way), located north of Kingston, NM. 

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Horse Riding, Bicycling

11.5 miles (one way), located mostly east of the Aldo Leopold Wilderness, near its southern end crosses through a section of wilderness. Portions of this trail outside of the Aldo Leopold Wilderness Area are open to bicycles. 

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Horse Riding, Bicycling

33.203087, -107.749588 at Circle Seven Trailhead

33.161377, -107.739174 at Lake Trailhead

1.5 miles (one way), located near Hillsboro Peak.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Horse Riding, Bicycling

4.6 miles (one way), located north of the Gila Wilderness, leading to the wilderness boundary. Near its southern end crosses through a section of wilderness. Portions of this trail outside of the Aldo Leopold Wilderness Area are open to bicycles. 

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling

1.2 miles (one way), located near Kingston, NM. Open to bicycles.

Uses: Day Hiking, Backpacking, Horse Riding, Bicycling

4.3 miles (one way), located near Kingston, NM. Open to bicycles.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling

32.911125, -107.70844444 at New Mexico Highway 152 south of Kingston

32.910049, -107.766441 at Emory Pass

1.6 miles (one way), located north of the Gila Wilderness, ending 0.1 mile inside the wilderness boundary. The portion of this trail outside the wilderness is open to bicycles.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Horse Riding

7.6 miles (one way), located east of Frisco Divide Road, into upper Saliz Canyon.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling

2.5 miles (one way), located off of Pueblo Park Road and the Blue Range Wilderness. 

This trail is located entirely within the Blue Range Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Day Hiking, Backpacking

12 miles (one way), located mostly in the Blue Range Primitive Area in Arizona, but also crosses the state line into the Blue Range Wilderness in New Mexico. 

Uses: Day Hiking, Backpacking, Horse Riding

5 miles (one way), located north of Pueblo Park. 

Uses: Day Hiking, Backpacking, Horse Riding, Bicycling

2.5 miles (one way), located off of Bursum Road at Whitewater Mesa.

Uses: Day Hiking, Backpacking, Horse Riding, Bicycling

33.37601852, -108.84350586 at Gold Dust Trailhead

33.37298965, -108.8420639 at Catwalk Recreation Area

8.9 miles (one-way), located at Pueblo Park Campground, enters the Blue Range Wilderness. 

This trail is located entirely within the Blue Range Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Dispersed Camping, Rockhounding, Viewing Scenery   

3 miles (one way), located off of Pueblo Park Road.

Uses: Day Hiking, Backpacking, Horse Riding, Bicycling

5.5 miles (one way). located within the Blue Range Wilderness. 

This trail is located entirely within the Blue Range Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Day Hiking, Backpacking, Horse Riding

3 miles (one way), located within the Blue Range Wilderness. The trail climbs gently along the canyon bottom, gaining about 800 feet in elevation over the 3-mile (one way) trail. Hikers are treated with canyon views and interesting rock features. 

This trail is located entirely within the Blue Range Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Nature Viewing, Viewing Scenery 

7.1 miles (one way), located off of Sacaton Road for access into the Gila Wilderness. 

This trail is located almost entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Nature Viewing, Viewing Scenery   

7.8 miles (one way), located within in the Gila Wilderness. This trail is NOT recommended for traversing due to massive washouts, loose soil, and rocks from flooding after Whitewater-Baldy Fire.

This trail is located almost entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, River and Stream Fishing   

10.3 miles (one way), located in Little Dry Creek east of US Highway 180 and the Gila Wilderness. It is 2 miles to reach the wilderness boundary. The portion of trail outside of the wilderness boundary is open to bicycles.

This trail is located almost entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Nature Viewing, Viewing Scenery, Bicycling   

16.7 miles (one way), located along Sheridan Ridge and enters the Gila Wilderness after 0.5 mile.

This trail is located almost entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Nature Viewing, Viewing Scenery   

11.8 miles (one way), located within the western Gila Wilderness, along the crest of the Mogollon Range. 

This trail is located almost entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Nature Viewing, Viewing Scenery   

8.75 miles (one way), located near Sacaton Airstrip and enters the western Gila Wilderness.

This trail is located almost entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Nature Viewing, Viewing Scenery   

4.9 miles (one way), located in upper Mineral Creek and Bearwallow Creek drainages north of the Gila Wilderness.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling, Nature Viewing, Viewing Scenery

1.8 miles (one way), located in Red Canyon and Mineral Creek drainages to Claremont Road.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling, Nature Viewing, Viewing Scenery

14 miles (one way), located in Mineral Creek Canyon, east of Alma, New Mexico. 

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling, Dispersed Camping, Viewing Scenery 

33.418583, -108.829781 at Mineral Creek Trailhead

33.399605, -108.638832 at North Fork Mineral Creek Trailhead

2.3 miles (one way), located in Whitetail Canyon Trail north of Bursum Road (New Mexico Highway 159). 

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling, Dispersed Camping, Viewing Scenery 

7.7 miles (one way), located in Redstone Park Canyon south of Bursum Road (New Mexico Highway 159) and enters the northern end of Gila Wilderness. 

This trail is located almost entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace. 

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Horse Riding, Viewing Scenery 

0.75 miles (one way), located 5 miles east of Glenwood, NM. Day use only.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling

16.8 miles (one way), located within the northwestern Gila Wilderness.

This trail is located almost entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace. 

7 miles (one way), located within the northwestern Gila Wilderness. 

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace. 

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking     

3 miles (one way), located within the northwestern Gila Wilderness.  

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking     

7.75 miles (one way), located east of Glenwood, NM, enters the Gila Wilderness.

This trail is located almost entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking     

2 miles (one way), located within the southwestern Gila Wilderness.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace. 

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking     

3.2 miles (one way), located within the southwestern Gila Wilderness. 

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking     

1.25 miles (one way), located west of US Highway 180 south of Glenwood, NM. 

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling

4.3 miles (one way), located west of US Highway 180 within the Blue Range Wilderness.

This trail is located entirely within the Blue Range Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding

0.6 miles (one way), located on Lost Lake Mountain west of Deep Creek Divide.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling

33.47315833, -108.76603611 at Trail 949

33.47433889, -108.75530833 at Trail #949A

3.9 miles (one way), located off of Frisco Divide Road. 

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling 

6.5 miles (one way), located in Dangerous Park north of Pueblo Park Campground.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling 

4.9 miles (one way), located in Goat Basin Canyon north of Frisco Canyon.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling 

2.4 miles (one way), located in upper Mineral Creek Canyon, north of Bursum Road (New Mexico Highway 159).

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking

2.1 miles (one way), located in Log Canyon north of Bursum Road to Mineral Creek. 

Uses: Day Hiking, Backpacking, Horse Riding, Bicycling

1.87 miles (one way), located north of Bursum Road, dropping into Whitewater Creek. 

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling, OHV Riding

6.7 miles (one way), located east of Brushy Mountain (aka Radar Brushy). 

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

1.75 miles (one way), located northeast of Brushy Mountain (aka Radar Brushy). 

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

0.6 miles (one way), located southeast of Brushy Mountain (aka Radar Brushy). 

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

1.6 miles (one way), located south of Brushy Mountain (aka Radar Brushy). 

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

2.8 miles (one way), located along Sacaton Creek to Rain Creek Trailhead. 

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

4.6 miles (one way), located east of Pleasanton. 

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

1.6 miles (one way), located between Glenwood and the Gila Wilderness boundary above Little Whitewater Creek.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

1.44 miles (one way), located north of Deep Creek

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

5.8 miles (one way), located over Deep Creek Divide to Lost Lake Mountain. Straddles Reserve and Glenwood ranger districts.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

2.2 miles (one way), located south of New Mexico Highway 159 and north of Harve Gulch. 

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

0.3 miles (one way), connects Motorized Trail #950 with New Mexico Highway 159 at Hugh Bar Mesa Road.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

1.7 miles (one way), located at Pueblo Park Campground.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling

3.9 miles (one way), located northeast of Quemado Lake, off of Baca Road. 

Uses: Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling

3.3 miles (one way), located east of New Mexico Highway 32 at Jewett Gap.

Uses: Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling

1.3 miles (one way), located east of New Mexico Highway 32 at Jewett Gap.

Uses: Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling

3 miles (one way), located near the top of Fox Mountain. 

Uses: Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling

4.4 miles (one way), located between Quemado Lake and Slaughter Mesa Road.

Uses: Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling  

4.6 miles (one way), located at Quemado Lake Recreation Area.

Uses: Day Hiking, Mountain Biking, Nature Viewing, Viewing Wildlife   

4.6 miles (one way), located west of New Mexico Highway 32 off of Demetrio Creek Road. 

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, Nature Viewing, Viewing Wildlife

3.5 miles (one way), located in Cottonwood Canyon east of Centerfire Creek. 

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling, Nature Viewing, Viewing Wildlife  

3.8 miles (one way), located north of the San Francisco River to Cottonwood Canyon. 

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling, Nature Viewing, Viewing Wildlife  

4.2 miles (one way), located northeast of Luna, NM. 

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling, Nature Viewing, Viewing Wildlife  

4.7 miles (one way), located southwest of Luna, NM.

Uses: OHV use, Hiking, Bicycling, Nature Viewing, Viewing Wildlife

1.2 miles (one way), located southwest of Luna, NM. 

Uses: Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling, Nature Viewing, Viewing Wildlife

0.3 miles (one way), located southwest of Luna, NM. 

Uses: Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling, Nature Viewing, Viewing Wildlife

1 mile (one way), located on the New Mexico side of the Arizona/New Mexico state line southwest of Luna, NM.

Uses: Hiking, OHV use, Horse Riding, Bicycling, Nature Viewing, Viewing Wildlife

The Continental Divide National Scenic Trail #74 traverses 248 miles of the Gila National Forest, encompassing dramatic scenery across five of the Gila's six ranger districts. It traverses 32 miles (one way) north-south through the Quemado Ranger District. 

Uses: Backpacking, Hiking, Horse Riding, Nature Viewing, Viewing Wildlife

34.225697, -108.390404 at Quemado North End CDNST Trailhead

33.935078, -108.417992 at Continental Divide CDNST Trailhead

4.1 miles (one way), located north of Luna, NM.

Uses: Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling, Nature Viewing, Viewing Wildlife

4.4 miles (one way), located north of Reserve, NM. 

Uses: Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling, Nature Viewing, Viewing Wildlife

4.15 miles (one way), located northwest of Reserve, NM on the Frisco Divide.

Uses: Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling, Nature Viewing, Viewing Wildlife

10 miles (one way), located between Reserve and Luna, over the Highland Road along the Frisco Divide.

Uses: Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling, Nature Viewing, Viewing Wildlife

33.73210833, -108.80329167 at Forest Road 4042N

33.80328611, -108.92223056 at Luna Valley Road

5.1 miles (one way), located off of Frisco Divide Road (Forest Road 209) near the Arizona/New Mexico state line. 

Uses: Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling, Nature Viewing, Viewing Wildlife

1.7 miles (one way), located at Quemado Lake Recreation Area. 

Uses: Day Hiking, Fishing, Lake and Pond Fishing, Nature Viewing, Viewing Scenery   

2.8 miles (one way), located at Quemado Lake Recreation Area. 

Uses: Day Hiking, Nature Viewing, Viewing Scenery, Nature Viewing, Viewing Wildlife   

0.4 mile (one way), located at Quemado Lake Recreation Area. 

Uses: Day Hiking, Fishing access

1 mile (one way), located at Quemado Lake Recreation Area. 

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Nature Viewing, Viewing Scenery

1.7 miles (one way), located north of Luna, NM.

Uses: Day Hiking, Nature Viewing, Viewing Wildlife

33.84677500, -108.95484722 at Forest Road 19

33.83613889, -108.93563889 at Airstrip Mesa Trail #35

4.2 miles (one way), located near Valle Tio Vinces Campground and Mangas Mountain. 

Uses: Hiking Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling, Nature Viewing, Viewing Scenery

0.8 miles (one way), located at Valle Tio Vinces Campground 

Uses: Hiking Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling, Nature Viewing, Viewing Scenery

34.033306, -108.350620 at Valle Tio Vinces Campground

0.7 miles (one way), located southwest of Luna, NM near the Arizona/New Mexico state line.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling, Nature Viewing, Viewing Wildlife

0.25 miles (one way), located at Quemado Lake Recreation Area.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling, Fishing access

0.1 miles (one way), located at Quemado Lake Recreation Area.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling, Fishing access

0.1 miles (one way), located at Quemado Lake Recreation Area.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling, Fishing access

0.9 miles (one way), located 0.7 mile southeast of Apache Creek Campground.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling, Interpretive Areas     

17.1 miles (one way), located east of Reserve, NM, over Eagle Peak.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking     

33.742096, -108.477615 at Cox Canyon Trailhead

33.597569, -108.628830 at Rainy Mesa Trailhead

7.6 miles (one way), located east of Frisco Divide Road, into upper Saliz Canyon.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling

The Continental Divide National Scenic Trail #74 traverses 248 miles (one way) of the Gila National Forest, encompassing dramatic scenery across five of the Gila's six ranger districts. It traverses 45 miles (one way) north-south through the Reserve Ranger District. It enters the district at the Continental Divide - CDNST Trailhead on Highway 12, travels southeast past Eagle Peak, and exits the Gila National Forest north of O Bar O Mountain.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling

33.935078, -108.417992 at Continental Divide - CDNST Trailhead

 33.837959, -108.428040 at Cox Canyon-CDNST Trailhead

33.659157, -108.439484 at Bounty B-054 CDNST Trailhead

2.1 miles (one way), located southeast of Reserve, NM.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling

1.3 miles (one way), located southeast of Reserve, NM.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling

10 miles (one way), located northwest of Reserve, NM.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling

33.73210833, -108.80329167 at Forest Road 4042N

33.80328611, -108.92223056 at Luna Valley Road

9.8 miles (one way), located southeast of Reserve, NM.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling

4.4 miles (one way), located southeast of Reserve, NM.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

5.5 miles (one way), located at the west end of Willow Creek Road.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling

1 mile (one way), located at Snow Lake.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling

3.1 miles (one way), located north of the Gila Wilderness, east of Snow Lake.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding

32.7 miles (one way), traverses the Gila Wilderness from the Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument to Willow Creek.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding

41.4 miles (one way), traverses the Gila Wilderness from the Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument to Willow Creek.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding

33.409360, -108.575200 at Gilita Trailhead

33.225758, -108.241150 at Middle Fork Trailhead

1.4 miles (one way), located northeast of Reserve, NM.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Scenic Viewing

3.8 miles (one way), located north of the Gila Wilderness and east of Snow Lake.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Horse Camping, Horse Riding, Nature Viewing

5 miles (one way), located north of the Gila Wilderness and east of Snow Lake.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding     

5.1 miles (one way), located northwest of Reserve, NM.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Bicycling, Horse Riding

33.74828056, -108.79207222 at Forest Road 4161U

33.78845833, -108.83375556 at Forest Road 35 Highland Road

6.9 miles (one way), located northwest of Reserve, along the upper San Francisco River.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, River and Stream Fishing, Swimming 

1.7 miles (one way) Located on the east slope of Eagle Peak, east of Reserve, NM.

Uses: Hiking, Horse Riding, Bicycling, OHV riding

5.1 miles (one way), 1.27 miles (one way) open to OHV,  located on the northern and eastern slopes of Eagle Peak, east of Reserve, NM.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, the first 1.27 miles open to OHV Riding

0.9 mile (loop), located at the west end of Airport Road, on the Reserve Ranger District housing compound.

Uses: Day Hiking, Trail Running, Horse Riding, Bicycling

4.2 miles (one way), located north of Cruzville, NM, in Wilson Canyon and First Apache Canyon.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

1.7 miles (one way), located north of Cruzville, NM, in the Wilson Canyon area.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

1.1 miles (one way), located north of Cruzville, NM, in Wilson Canyon.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

1.1 miles (one way), located south of Reserve and Negrito Creek.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

4.2 miles (loop), located south of Reserve and Negrito Creek.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

11.4 miles (one way), located in the Fort Bayard Recreation Area.

Uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding, Mountain Biking

32.800129, -108.153488 at Woodhaul Wagon Road Trailhead

32.841774, -108.144272 at Big Tree Trailhead

0.3 miles (one way), located in the Fort Bayard Recreation Area.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horseback Riding, Mountain Biking

0.75 miles (one way), part of the Gomez Peak/Little Walnut Day Use Area

Uses: Hiking, Backpacking, Horseback Riding, Mountain Biking

The Continental Divide National Scenic Trail #74 traverses 248 miles of the Gila National Forest, encompassing dramatic scenery across five of the Gila's six ranger districts. 

The Silver City Ranger District includes 86 miles of Trail #74, including 38 miles from Sapillo CDNST Trailhead to edge of the forest on Bear Mountain Road, and another 48 miles through the Burro Mountains. The Silver City Ranger District includes some of the most accessible segments of Trail #74 through the Gila, with numerous trailheads and access points.

Uses: Hiking, Backpacking, Horseback Riding, Mountain Biking

33.006374, -108.115593 at Sapillo CDNST Trailhead

32.862507, -108.290047 at Wagon Wheel CDNST Trailhead

32.656902, -108.498894 at Redrock Road CDNST Trailhead

32.492470, -108.480377 at C Bar CDNST Trailhead

6.1 miles (one way), located north of Bear Mountain, northwest of Silver City, NM.

Uses: Hiking, Backpacking, Horseback Riding, Mountain Biking

32.846, -108.31982222 at Trail #74

32.86308333, -108.38132222 at Forest Road 172

9.7 miles (one way), located in the northern Burro Mountains west of Mangas Springs.

Uses: Hiking, Backpacking, Horseback Riding, Mountain Biking

1.25 miles (one way), located off of Little Walnut Road north of Silver City, NM. 

Uses: Hiking, Backpacking, Horseback Riding, Mountain Biking

7 miles (one way), located along the crest of the Black Range north and south of Emory Pass.

Uses: Hiking, Backpacking, Horseback Riding, Mountain Biking

7.6 miles (one way), located off of New Mexico Highway 35 adjacent to the Wilderness Ranger District office and climbing toward Signal Peak.

Uses: Hiking, Backpacking, Horseback Riding, Mountain Biking

5.4 miles (one way), located south of Allie Canyon Trail, in upper Bear Dam Canyon.

Uses: Hiking, Backpacking, Horseback Riding, Mountain Biking

3 miles (one way), located north of New Mexico Highway 152 and south of the Aldo Leopold Wilderness.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Nature Viewing, Viewing Plants, Viewing Wildlife 

4.9 miles (one way), located north of New Mexico Highway 152 and south of the Aldo Leopold Wilderness.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Nature Viewing, Viewing Plants, Viewing Wildlife 

28.5 miles (one way), located in the Gila Wilderness, connecting Mogollon Box with the West Fork Gila River.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

6.7 miles (one way), located north of Silver City, NM, north of Tadpole Ridge for access to Sapillo Creek and the Gila River.

Uses: Day Hiking, Backpacking, Horse Riding, Fishing, River and Stream Fishing   

8.9 miles (one way), located north of Silver City, along the crest of Tadpole Ridge.

Uses: Day Hiking, Backpacking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking   

32.939495, -108.197220 at Signal Peak Trailhead

32.976635, -108.307045 at Sheep Corral Trailhead

5.1 miles (one way), located in the Sheep Corral area between Tadpole Ridge and the Gila Wilderness.

Uses: Day Hiking, Backpacking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking 

8.4 miles (one way), located south of Tadpole Ridge to Bear Creek.

Uses: Day Hiking, Backpacking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking 

32.96510833, -108.29289444 at Tadpole Ridge saddle

32.91572778, -108.29842222 at Admin Trail #235SP

1.6 miles (one way), located north of Silver City to Bear Creek.

Uses: Day Hiking, Backpacking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, OHVs 50" or smaller

 3.6 miles (one way), located at the south end of Sycamore Canyon Trail #234, connecting to Bear Creek.

Uses: Day Hiking, Backpacking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking 

32.90296389, -108.31198889 at Trail #235

32.91572778, -108.29842222 at Sycamore Canyon Trail #234

5.1 miles (one way), located off the end of Sheep Corral Road (Forest Road 282), south of the Gila Wilderness.

Uses: Day Hiking, Backpacking, Horse Riding

3.2 miles (one way), located off Sheep Corral Road (Forest Road 282)  south of the Gila Wilderness boundary.

Uses: Day Hiking, Backpacking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking

32.99921111, -108.33081944 at Forest Road 282

32.99506389, -108.38214444 at fence line at west end of Trail #239

4.3 miles (one way), located east of New Mexico Highway 15, approximately 10 miles north of Silver City.

Uses: Day Hiking, Backpacking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking

6.5 miles (one way), located in the Fort Bayard trail system, connecting to the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail #74.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, Nature Viewing, Viewing Wildlife 

8.5 miles (one way), located near the intersection of New Mexico highways 15 and 35, heading west along Sapillo Creek.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, Nature Viewing, Viewing Wildlife 

1.8 miles (one way), located in the southern portion of the Fort Bayard Trail System, connecting Dragonfly Trailhead with Fort Bayard.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking 

2.1 miles (loop), located approximately 7 miles north of Silver City as part of the Gomez Peak/Little Walnut trail system.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking

35.86278611, -108.28214167 at Little Walnut Road

32.853958, -108.275192 at Little Walnut Picnic area

0.6 miles (one way), located approximately 5 miles north of Silver City as part of the Gomez Peak/Little Walnut trail system.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking

1.6 miles (loop), located approximately 5 miles north of Silver City as part of the Gomez Peak/Little Walnut trail system.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking

0.9 miles (one way), located approximately 5 miles north of Silver City as part of the Gomez Peak/Little Walnut trail system.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking

2.1 miles (loop), located approximately 5 miles north of Silver City as part of the Gomez Peak/Little Walnut trail system.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking

1.7 miles (loop), located approximately 5 miles north of Silver City as part of the Gomez Peak/Little Walnut trail system.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking

1.6 miles (one way), located approximately 5 miles north of Silver City as part of the Gomez Peak/Little Walnut trail system.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking

1.7 miles (loop), located approximately 5 miles north of Silver City as part of the Gomez Peak/Little Walnut trail system.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking

2.9 miles (loop); located in the Fort Bayard Recreation Area.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, Outdoor Learning  

2.7 mile (loop); located in the Fort Bayard Recreation Area.

Uses: Day Hiking, Trail Running, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking 

32.794800, -108.183937 at Dragonfly Trailhead

32.786518, -108.159363 at Crosscountry Course Trailhead

1.1 mile (one way); located in the Fort Bayard Recreation Area.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking

32.6 miles (one way), located in the southern Gila Wilderness along the Gila River.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding

33.067070, -108.498962 at Turkey Creek Trailhead

33.179768, -108.205887 at Gila River Trailhead

3.2 miles (one way); located in the Fort Bayard Recreation Area.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking

32.794800, -108.183937 at Dragonfly Trailhead

32.86308333, -108.38132222 at Servis Corrals Trailhead

2 miles (one way); located in the Fort Bayard Recreation Area.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking

3 miles (one way); located in the Fort Bayard Recreation Area.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking

1.6 miles (one way), located in the Sheep Corral area, off of Dorsey Canyon Trail #239.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Backpacking

3.9 miles, (one way); located east of New Mexico Highway 15 to Signal Peak. 

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding     

3.2 miles (one way), located southwest of Cliff, NM.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking

8.6 miles (one way), located to the north of New Mexico Highway 152.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking

2.1 miles (one way); located in the Fort Bayard Recreation Area.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, Nature Viewing,  Viewing Plants, Viewing Wildlife 

1.9 miles (one way); located in the Fort Bayard Recreation Area.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, Nature Viewing,  Viewing Plants, Viewing Wildlife 

2.3 mile (one way); located in the Fort Bayard Recreation Area.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, Nature Viewing,  Viewing Plants, Viewing Wildlife 

1 mile (one way); located in the Fort Bayard Recreation Area.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, Nature Viewing,  Viewing Plants, Viewing Wildlife 

2.4 miles (one way), located in the Burro Mountains off the Tyrone-Thompson Road.

Uses: Hiking, Backpacking, Horseback Riding, Mountain Biking

0.5 miles (one way), located to the south of New Mexico Highway 152.

Uses: Hiking, Backpacking, Horseback Riding, Mountain Biking

5 miles (one way), located along the Black Range south of Emery Pass.

Uses: Hiking, Backpacking, Horseback Riding, Mountain Biking

0.5 miles (loop), located in Saddle Rock Canyon.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

5 miles (one way), located in Saddle Rock Canyon.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

1.25 miles (one way), located in the Saddle Rock Canyon area.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

5.8 miles (one way), located off of Redrock Road and Forest Ridge Road in the Burro Mountains.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

1.8 miles (one way), located off of Redrock Road and Forest Ridge Road in the Burro Mountains.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

0.9 mile (one way), located off of Redrock Road and Forest Ridge Road in the Burro Mountains.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

0.9 miles (one way), located off of Redrock Road and Forest Ridge Road in the Burro Mountains.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

 2.3 miles (one way), located off of Redrock Road and Forest Ridge Road in the Burro Mountains.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

4 miles (one way), located east of Redrock and Forest Ridge roads in the Burro Mountains.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

3.1 miles (one way), located east of Redrock and Forest Ridge roads in the Burro Mountains.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

0.2 miles (one way), located east of Redrock and Forest Ridge roads in the Burro Mountains.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

3.6 miles (one way), located east of Redrock and Forest Ridge roads in the Burro Mountains.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

2.9 miles (one way), located east of Redrock and Forest Ridge roads in the Burro Mountains.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

0.2 miles (one way), located in California Gulch in the Burro Mountains.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

0.6 miles (one way), located in California Gulch in the Burro Mountains.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

0.6 miles (one way), located west of California Gulch in the Burro Mountains.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

1.2 miles (one way), located in Road Canyon off of Tyrone Thompson Road in the Burro Mountains.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

1.2 miles (one way), located south of Deadman Trailhead in the Burro Mountains.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

1.9 miles (one way), located east of Jack's Peak in the Burro Mountains.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

2.5 miles (one way), located east of Jack's Peak in the Burro Mountains.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

2.3 miles (one way), located east of Gold Gulch in the Burro Mountains.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

2.9 miles (one way), located east of Gold Gulch in the Burro Mountains.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

0.1 mile (one way), located east of Gold Gulch in the Burro Mountains.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

6.5 miles(one way), located west of Gold Gulch in the Burro Mountains.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

2.3 miles (one way), located west of Gold Gulch in the Burro Mountains.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

4.1 miles (one way), located west of Gold Gulch in the Burro Mountains.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

3.2 miles (one way), located south of New Mexico Highway 90 in the Burro Mountains.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

1.6 miles (one way), located south of New Mexico Highway 35 at Sapillo Group Campground. 

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

1 mile (one way), located south of New Mexico Highway 35 at Sapillo Group Campground. 

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

0.25 miles (one way), located south of New Mexico Highway 35 at Sapillo Group Campground. 

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

0.5 miles (one way), located south of New Mexico Highway 35 at Sapillo Group Campground.   

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

1.7 miles (one way), located south of New Mexico Highway 35 at Sapillo Group Campground.   

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

.02 miles (one way), located south of New Mexico Highway 35 at Sapillo Group Campground.   

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

2.1 miles (one way), located in the Gila Wilderness between the West and Middle forks of the Gila River.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

4.3 miles (one way), located in the northern Gila Wilderness in Jordan Canyon, south of Black Mountain.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

6.2 miles (one way), located in the northern Gila Wilderness between Black Mountain and Indian Creek.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

7 miles (one way),  located in the northern Gila Wilderness between Black Mountain and Indian Creek.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

13.8 miles (one way), located in the northeastern Gila Wilderness.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

0.6 miles (one way), located in the Gila Wilderness off of Green Fly Trail #26.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

6.6 miles (one way), located in the eastern Gila Wilderness west of Whiterocks Peak.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

6.7 miles (one way), located in the Gila Wilderness between the West and Middle forks of the Gila River.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

4.7 miles (one way), located in the Gila Wilderness between the Middle Fork Gila River and Lilley Mountain.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

10.4 miles (one way), located in the Gila Wilderness between the  West and Middle forks of the Gila River.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

3.2 mile (one way), located in the northern Gila Wilderness, between Flying V Trail and Middle Fork Trail.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

18.3 miles (one way), located in the northwestern Aldo Leopold Wilderness.

This trail is located entirely within the Aldo Leopold Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

33.305153, -107.850029 at Turkey Run Trailhead

33.290520, -108.062866 at Diamond Creek Trailhead

7.6 miles (one way), located in the northern Gila Wilderness west of Indian Creek Canyon.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

14.1 miles (one way), located in the northern Aldo Leopold Wilderness, between the Continental Divide and Diamond Creek.

This trail is located within the Aldo Leopold Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

15.5 miles (one way), located in the Aldo Leopold Wilderness, along South Diamond Creek.

This trail is located within the Aldo Leopold Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

2.9 miles (one way), located in the Aldo Leopold Wilderness, between the Continental Divide and South Diamond Creek.

This trail is located within the Aldo Leopold Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

12.1 miles (one way), located in Black Canyon within the Aldo Leopold Wilderness. There is currently no access across private property to the trailhead. Trail 72B - Black Canyon Access must be used to access Trail 72 - Black Canyon. 

This trail is located within the Aldo Leopold Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

The Continental Divide National Scenic Trail #74 traverses 248 miles (one way) of the Gila National Forest, encompassing dramatic scenery across five of the Gila's six ranger districts. Trail #74 enters the Wilderness Ranger District in the Aldo Leopold Wilderness Area, when the trail drops to the west into Black Canyon, off of the continental divide in the Black Range. Trail #73 passes through Black Canyon and Aspen Canyon, then climbs to Rocky Point Trailhead and crosses Forest Road 150 (North Star Road). West of North Star Road, Trail #74 stays on the ridge north of Rocky Canyon, then drops into Rocky Canyon and follows it to New Mexico Highway 36 at Sapillo Group Campground. Continuing south from Sapillo, Trail #74 enters the Silver City Ranger District.

This trail is located within the Aldo Leopold Wilderness and Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

33.006374, -108.115593 at Sapillo CDNST Trailhead

33.122131, -108.006966 at Rocky Point Trailhead

33.066605, -107.985443 at CDNST Mimbres Trailhead

5.2 miles (one way), located in the southwestern Aldo Leopold Wilderness in Aspen Canyon between Signboard Saddle and Black Canyon.

This trail is located entirely within the Aldo Leopold Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

11.2 miles (one way), located in the southwestern Aldo Leopold Wilderness.

This trail is located almost entirely within the Aldo Leopold Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Nature Viewing

4.5 mile (one way)Located in the southwestern Aldo Leopold Wilderness along the Middle Fork Mimbres River.

This trail is located almost entirely within the Aldo Leopold Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Nature Viewing

27.7 miles (one way) north from Emory Pass to Reeds Peak through the Aldo Leopold Wilderness.

8.3 miles (one way) south from Emory Pass to Donahue Canyon and Forest Road 886. 

This trail is located almost entirely within the Aldo Leopold Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Nature Viewing

33.030224, -107.852325 at McKnight Trailhead #79,

 33.004425, -107.856216 at Board Gate Saddle Trailhead #79,

 32.910049, -107.766441 at  Emory Pass Trailhead #79

1.9 miles (one way), located in the southwestern Aldo Leopold Wilderness along South Fork Mimbres River.

This trail is located almost entirely within the Aldo Leopold Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Nature Viewing

4.6 mile (one way), located along Powderhorn Ridge to McKnight Mountain.

A portion of this trail is located within the Aldo Leopold Wilderness. Please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Bicycling (outside the wilderness boundary) Horseback Riding, Nature Viewing

5.4 miles (one way), located west of the Aldo Leopold Wilderness along Quaking Aspen Canyon.

This trail leads to the Aldo Leopold Wilderness boundary. Please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Bicycling, Horseback Riding, Nature Viewing

7.5 mile (one way), located west of the Aldo Leopold Wilderness along the East Fork Mimbres River.

This trail leads to the Aldo Leopold Wilderness boundary.. Please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Bicycling, Horseback Riding, Nature Viewing

4 miles (one way), located west of the Aldo Leopold Wilderness along East Canyon.

This trail leads to the Aldo Leopold Wilderness boundary. Please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Bicycling, Horseback Riding, Nature Viewing

2.5 miles (one way), located in the eastern Gila Wilderness in Black Canyon.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

3.5 miles (one way), located in the eastern Gila Wilderness in Big Timber Canyon.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

9 miles (one way), located in the southern Gila Wilderness between Lake Roberts and Apache Creek. 

This trail is located almost entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

4.7 mile (one way), located in the Gila Wilderness between New Mexico Highway 15 and Railroad Canyon Trail.

This trail is located almost entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

6 miles (one way), located in the northern Gila Wilderness between Indian Creek Canyon and Middle Fork Gila River.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

5.5 miles (one way), located in the northern Gila Wilderness along Willow Creek. Trail is not traceable.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

2.9 miles (one way), located in the northern Gila Wilderness, south of Iron Creek.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

3.1 miles (one way), located in the northern Gila Wilderness east of Snow Lake.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

1.2 miles (one way), located between Turkey Creek and the top of Granite Peak.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

The 32.7 mile (one way), located in the Gila Wilderness along the West Fork Gila River between the Gila Cliff Dwellings and Willow Creek.

Trail #151 is relatively impassable from Willow Creek Trailhead to White Creek Cabin. White Creek Cabin southeast to Big Bear #28 has been worked, but there are sections that may be challenging or obstructed. 

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

33.399970, -108.583400 at Willow Creek Trailhead

33.22975159, -108.2654953 at West Fork Trailhead

0.5 miles (one way), located near Gila Cliff Dwellings.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

9.1 miles (one way), located in west-central Gila Wilderness between West Fork Gila River and Mogollon Baldy Peak.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

7.1 mile (one way), located in the western Gila Wilderness between 74 Mountain and Horse Springs.

This trail is located almost entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Nature Viewing, Viewing Scenery   

28.5 miles (one way), located in the Gila Wilderness between Mogollon Box and West Fork Gila River

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

5.7 mile (one way), located in the Gila Wilderness between the Middle Fork Gila River and Lilley Park Trail.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

41.4 miles (one way), located in the Gila Wilderness along the Middle Fork Gila River between Gila Cliff Dwellings and Willow Creek.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

33.409360, -108.575200 at Gilita Trailhead

33.225758, -108.241150 at Middle Fork Trailhead

4.8 miles (one way), located in the west-central Gila Wilderness between Mogollon Creek and West Fork Gila River.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

2.5 miles (one way), located in the southern Gila Wilderness between Turkey Creek and Granny Mountain Trail.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

20.4 mile (one way), located in the southern Gila Wilderness, over Granny Mountain between the Gila Cliff Dwellings and Mainstem Gila River.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Fishing, River and Stream Fishing, Nature Viewing,  Viewing Scenery, Viewing Wildlife   

8.6 miles (one way), located in the central Gila Wilderness along Little Creek.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding   

12.4 miles (one way), located in the central Gila Wilderness between the Gila Cliff Dwellings and McKenna Creek.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding 

2.8 miles (one way), located in the central Gila Wilderness along EE Canyon west of the Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Nature Viewing, Viewing Scenery

25.2 miles (one way), located in the north-central Gila Wilderness between Little Bear Canyon and Turkeyfeather Pass.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

2.8 miles (one way), located in the northwestern Gila Wilderness, north of Lilley Mountain.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

1.1 miles (one way), located in the northwestern Gila Wilderness along McKenna Creek to McKenna Park.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Nature Viewing, Viewing Scenery

5 miles (one way), located in west-central Gila Wilderness between Mogollon Baldy Peak and Mogollon Creek, following the ridge to Trail Canyon.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Nature Viewing, Viewing Scenery

6.3 miles (one way), located in the northern Gila Wilderness, south of Willow Creek Campground.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Nature Viewing, Viewing Scenery

6.5 miles (one way), located in the northern Gila Wilderness, between Willow Creek Campground and Whitewater Baldy Peak.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Nature Viewing, Viewing Scenery

5.3 miles (one way), located in the northern Gila wilderness, between Iron Creek and Turkeyfeather Pass.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Nature Viewing, Viewing Scenery

0.9 miles (one way), located in the central Gila Wilderness along Upper Mogollon Creek and Upper Little Creek.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Nature Viewing, Viewing Scenery

11.8 miles (one way), located in the western Gila Wilderness, along the high crest of the Mogollon Mountains.

This trail is located almost entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Nature Viewing, Viewing Scenery   

4.2 miles (one way), located in west-central Gila Wilderness at McKenna Park and Horse Spring.

This trail is located almost entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Nature Viewing, Viewing Scenery   

6.2 miles (one way), located in the northwestern Gila Wilderness between Mogollon Baldy Peak and Mogollon Creek through Gobbler Canyon.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Nature Viewing, Viewing Scenery   

6.7 miles (one way), located in the southwestern Gila Wilderness between Sheep Corral and the Gila River. 

Uses: Day Hiking, Backpacking, Horse Riding, Fishing, River and Stream Fishing   

8.5 miles (one way), located in the southern Gila Wilderness, between New Mexico Highway 15/35 intersection and the Gila River.

This trail is located almost entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding 

1.8 miles (one way), located in west-central Gila Wilderness between Woodland Park and the West Fork Gila River.

This trail is located almost entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding 

2.7 miles (one way), located in west-central Gila Wilderness along Mogollon Creek.

This trail is located almost entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding 

4 miles (one way), located in west-central Gila Wilderness between the Diablo Range and Cub Mesa.

This trail is located almost entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding 

2 miles (one way), located in the northern Aldo Leopold Wilderness west of Diamond Peak.

This trail is located entirely within the Aldo Leopold Wilderness boundary. Please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding 

7.3 miles (one way), located in central Gila Wilderness, between Brushy Mountain and the Gila River.

This trail is located almost entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding 

1.1 miles (one way), located in the eastern Gila Wilderness, between Rocky Canyon Campground and Continental Divide National Scenic Trail #74.

This trail is located almost entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding 

3.8 miles (one way), located in the northern Gila Wilderness across Aeroplane Mesa to the Middle Fork Gila River.

This trail is located almost entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding 

5 miles (one way), located in the northern Gila Wilderness down Flying V Canyon to the Middle Fork Gila River.

This trail is located almost entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding   

4 miles (one way), located in the western Aldo Leopold wilderness south of South Diamond Creek.

This trail is located entirely within the Aldo Leopold Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding   

13.4 miles (one way), located in the eastern Gila wilderness, along Tom Moore Canyon to East Fork Gila River.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding   

5.6 miles (one way), located in eastern Gila Wilderness between New Mexico Highway 15 and East Fork Gila River.

This trail is located almost entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding 

4.2 miles (one way), located in northeastern Gila Wilderness between North Star Canyon and Tom Moore Canyon.

This trail is located almost entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding 

7.6 miles (one way), located in the eastern Gila Wilderness between North Star Road and East Fork Gila River.

This trail is located almost entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding

32.6 miles (one way), located in the southern Gila Wilderness, along the mainstem Gila River.

This trail is located almost entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding

33.179768, -108.205887 at Gila River Trailhead

33.067070, -108.498962 at Turkey Creek Trailhead

4.4 miles (one way), located in the central Gila Wilderness between the Gila Cliff Dwellings and Middle Fork Gila River.

This trail is located almost entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding

2.9 miles (one way), located in north-central Gila Wilderness between Chicken Coop Canyon and Middle Fork Gila River.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

3.3 miles (one way), located in western Aldo Leopold Wilderness, between North Star Road and the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail #74.

This trail is located almost entirely within the Aldo Leopold Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Horse Riding

8.6 miles (one way), located north of New Mexico Highway 152 to Quaking Aspen Canyon.

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking

5.2 miles (one way), located in the northeastern Gila Wilderness between Trails end Trailhead and Whiterocks Peak. 

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

4.6 miles (one way). located in the northeastern Gila Wilderness between CCC Canyon and Black Mountain.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing 

3.5 miles (one way), located in the north-central Aldo Leopold Wilderness between Black Canyon and Reeds Peak, serving as segment of Continental Divide National Scenic Trail #74.

This trail is located entirely within the Aldo Leopold Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing 

1.5 miles (loop), located north of Lake Roberts, into the southern Gila Wilderness.

This trail enters the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing 

0.6 miles (one way), located in the central Gila Wilderness along the West Fork Gila River at Hells Hole.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing 

1.25 miles (one way), located in the central Gila Wilderness between New Mexico Highway 15 and Gila River.

This trail is located almost entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing 

0.8 miles (one way), located in central Gila Wilderness between Little Creek and Ring Canyon Trail.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing 

0.4 mile (one way), located east and south of Lake Roberts.

Uses: Day Hiking, Nature Viewing

1.75 miles (one way), located at Lake Roberts.

Uses: Day Hiking, Nature Viewing, Fishing

0.8 miles (one way), located west from Rocky Canyon Campground.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

4.8 miles (one way), located in the eastern Gila Wilderness, between the East Fork and Middle Fork Gila River.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

2.9 miles (one way), located in northwestern Gila Wilderness between Lilley Mountain and West Fork Gila River.

This trail is located entirely within the Gila Wilderness, so please remember to follow all wilderness ethics guidelines. Make sure to Leave No Trace.

Uses: Backpacking, Day Hiking, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing

1.6 miles (one way), located south of New Mexico Highway 35 at Sapillo Group Campground. 

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

1 mile (one way), located south of New Mexico Highway 35 at Sapillo Group Campground. 

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

0.25 miles (one way), located south of New Mexico Highway 35 at Sapillo Group Campground. 

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

0.5 miles (one way), located south of New Mexico Highway 35 at Sapillo Group Campground.   

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

1.7 miles (one way), located south of New Mexico Highway 35 at Sapillo Group Campground.   

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

.02 miles (one way), located south of New Mexico Highway 35 at Sapillo Group Campground.   

Uses: Day Hiking, Horse Riding, Mountain Biking, E-biking, OHV Riding

2.1 miles (one way), located west of Forest Road 150 (North Star Road).

Uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding, Bicycling, E-Biking, OHV, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing, Wildlife Viewing

1.65 miles (one way), located west of Forest Road 150 (North Star Road).

Uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding, Bicycling, E-Biking, OHV, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing, Wildlife Viewing

2.7 miles (one way), located east of Forest Road 150 (North Star Road).

Uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding, Bicycling, E-Biking, OHV, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing, Wildlife Viewing

 5.2 miles (one way), located east of Forest Road 150 (North Star Road).

Uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding, Bicycling, E-Biking, OHV, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing, Wildlife Viewing

0.4 miles (one way), located east of Forest Road 150 (North Star Road).

Uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding, Bicycling, E-Biking, OHV, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing, Wildlife Viewing

0.5 miles (one way), located east of Forest Road 150 (North Star Road).

Uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding, Bicycling, E-Biking, OHV, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing, Wildlife Viewing

0.5 miles (one way), located east of Forest Road 150 (North Star Road).

Uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding, Bicycling, E-Biking, OHV, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing, Wildlife Viewing

2 miles (one way), located east of Forest Road 150 (North Star Road).

Uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding, Bicycling, E-Biking, OHV, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing, Wildlife Viewing

The 0.3-mile (one way), located east of Forest Road 150 (North Star Road).

Uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding, Bicycling, E-Biking, OHV, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing, Wildlife Viewing

0.65 miles (one way), located east of Forest Road 150 (North Star Road).

Uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding, Bicycling, E-Biking, OHV, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing, Wildlife Viewing

0.1-mile (one way), located east of Forest Road 150 (North Star Road).

Uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding, Bicycling, E-Biking, OHV, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing, Wildlife Viewing

1 mile (one way), located east of Forest Road 150 (North Star Road).

Uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding, Bicycling, E-Biking, OHV, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing, Wildlife Viewing

6.8 miles (one way), located east of Forest Road 150 (North Star Road) between the Mimbres River and the Aldo Leopold Wilderness boundary.

Uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding, Bicycling, E-Biking, OHV, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing, Wildlife Viewing

0.25 miles (one way), located east of Forest Road 150 (North Star Road)

Uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding, Bicycling, E-Biking, OHV, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing, Wildlife Viewing

0.5 miles (one way), located west of New Mexico Highway 35 above Soldiers Canyon.

Uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding, Bicycling, E-Biking, OHV, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing, Wildlife Viewing

1.9 miles (one way), located along the East Fork Mimbres River.

Uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding, Bicycling, E-Biking, OHV, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing, Wildlife Viewing

4.8 miles (one way), located along McKnight Canyon.

Uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding, Bicycling, E-Biking, OHV, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing, Wildlife Viewing

0.7-mile (one way), provides access into McKnight Canyon.

Uses: Hiking, Horseback Riding, Bicycling, E-Biking, OHV, Dispersed Camping, Nature Viewing, Wildlife Viewing