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| Hiking | 6.60 Miles |
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| | Hiking | 6.60 Miles | 3 Hrs 38 Mns | | 2.51 mph |
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| no partners | | I was heading to New Mexico to hike up to Sierra Blanca Peak, and on the way I decided to hike up to Mount Taylor.
I had driven past Mount Taylor a number of times on I-40, but had never hiked it.
Mount Taylor is one of the 3 sacred Navajo Peaks, so that piqued my interest in it.
This turned out to be a nice hike. The first mile or so was in a forest, but then the rest of the hike was mostly in a high alpine meadow that had some nice views.
The hike is a class 1 walkup, and the trail is easy to follow. There is a turn or two in the early part of the hike, and I guess that you could miss a turn if you weren't paying attention.
This turned out to be a nice hike and I am glad that I did it. I imagine that I would hike it some more if I lived in the area, and perhaps I'll do it again if I am passing through and have some time on my hands. |
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