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Faulty Trail 195, NM

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Difficulty 2.5 of 5
Distance One Way 10 miles
Trailhead Elevation 6,991 feet
Elevation Gain 874 feet
Accumulated Gain 1,794 feet
Kokopelli Seeds 15.98
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Cibola FS Details
Begins at Canyon Estates Trailhead and stretches along the base of the Sandia Mountains's east aspect, ending at the junction where Bill Spring Trail 196, Oso Corridor Trail 265, and Faulty Trail 195 meet.

Trails that connect to Faulty Trail: South Crest Trail 130, Upper Faulty Trail 195A, Forest Park Trail, Barts Trail 225, Canoncito Trail 150, Armijo Trail 222, Cienega Trail 148, Sulphur Canyon Trail 281, Oso Corredor Trail 265 and Bill Spring Trail 196.

Access points to Faulty Trail 195 are:

Canyon Estates Trailhead (which also gives access to South Crest Trail 130)
Armijo Trail 222
Cienega Trail 148
Sulphur Canyon Trail 281
Oso Corridor Trail 265
Bill Spring Trail 196
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    Main access point at Canyon Estates Trailhead. It is a short drive north of the intersection of 333/Rt66 and 337, in Tijeras, NM. From the intersection of NM 337 and NM 333 (Old Route 66) drive north under the overpass of I-40, as if you were going to access I-40 West.

    Instead of taking the I-40 Ramp on the left, Turn Right onto Arrowhead Trail (Road) and follow it toward the left of the "Y" in the road (About halfway up the road the name changes to Thunderbird Trail). Follow it to the end. Canyon Estates Trailhead is off the looped paved area. There is a sign and railroad tie steps lead into the path. The trailhead accesses Travertine Falls as well as aforementioned trails above.
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