Sangre de Cristo Mountains - Wikipedia
WEBThe Sangre de Cristo Mountains are the southernmost subrange of the Rocky Mountains, spanning Colorado and New Mexico. They have several peaks over 14,000 feet, wilderness areas, and a national park, and are named for their reddish hues.
11 Magnificent Hikes Near Santa Fe, New Mexico
WEBAug 1, 2022 · Explore the foothills and peaks of the Sangre de Cristo mountains with these 11 hikes near Santa Fe, New Mexico. From easy strolls to challenging summits, you'll find trails for every level and interest, with stunning views and historical sites.
Santa Fe - Home - US Forest Service
WEBExplore 1.6 million acres of mountains, valleys and mesas in New Mexico. Find recreation, maps, passes, permits, jobs, news and more on the official website of Santa Fe National Forest.
10 Best trails and hikes in Santa Fe | AllTrails
WEBLooking for the best hiking trails in Santa Fe? Whether you're getting ready to hike, bike, trail run, or explore other outdoor activities, AllTrails has 119 scenic trails in the Santa Fe area. Enjoy hand-curated trail maps, along with reviews and …
10 Best hikes and trails in Santa Fe National Forest | AllTrails
WEBFind the best trails for hiking, biking, camping, and more in Santa Fe National Forest. Explore 139 trails with maps, reviews, photos, and ratings from AllTrails community.
Santa Fe's Best Outdoor Activities: The Complete Guide
WEBThe mountains are generally much cooler than Santa Fe proper, making it a great escape for the hot summer months. The trail is also beautiful in the fall when the leaves turn. …
Sangre de Cristo Mountains - Spanish Peaks Country
WEBThe Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range is one of the longest ranges on Earth. It stretches from Poncha Pass in Central Colorado to Glorieta Pass southeast of Santa Fe, New Mexico. The Sangres consist of ten 14,000-foot peaks …
Sangre de Cristo Mountains – Travel guide at Wikivoyage
WEBThe Sangre de Cristo Mountains are a significant mountain range in New Mexico, United States that contains most of the state's highest peaks. The range extends from near Santa Fe in the south past Taos to the Colorado state line, and beyond into South Central Colorado, where it is known as the Sangre de Cristo Range. This guide covers features ...
TOURISM Santa Fe: Visiting Santa Fe/Outdoor Activities/Hiking
WEBExplore the foothills and mountains of Santa Fe, a hiker's paradise with diverse landscapes and wildlife. Find trails for all levels, from easy to challenging, and get guidance from the Santa Fe Conservation Trust and Google maps.
Dale Ball Trails | Santa Fe Conservation Trust
WEBDale Ball Trails is a 24.4-mile network of natural-surface trails for hikers and bicyclists in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains near Santa Fe. Learn about the trail system's history, access points, maps, and way-finding signs.