Dorothy Stewart Trail In New Mexico Has Views For Miles

Hiking in the Land of Enchantment is plentiful. With endless mountain ranges, deserts, and rock formations, there are beautiful hiking opportunities everywhere you go. This one hike in Santa Fe will have you feeling way out in the wilderness, despite still being in the city. Throughout the trail you’ll find jaw dropping views that go on for miles and miles, and the best part is it won’t even wear you out.

Welcome to the Dorothy Stewart Trail!

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This breathtaking trail in Santa Fe is perfect for an easy scenic hike.

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At just 3-miles long, you won’t get too tired as you embark on this loop hike with incredible views. The trail is marked so that you’ll never get lost.

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This trail is part of the Dale Ball trail system, and is one of the less crowded hikes around, offering a serene atmosphere.

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Despite being so close to the city, you’ll feel like you’re a world away.

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This hike is best trekked at sunset, when the nearby mountain ranges are a silhouette and it’s not too hot out.

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With views of the Santa Fe mountains that go on for miles and miles, you’ll want to sit up here and take it all in.

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There’s simply no other hike in New Mexico that’s this easy, with such an amazing pay off.

A. Cannon/AllTrails The Dorothy Stewart Trail is located inside the Santa Fe National Forest.

Have you taken in the views on this Santa Fe trail? Let us hear about your experience in the comments, and don’t forget to share photos from your adventures with us in our New Mexico Nature Lovers Facebook group, or tag us on Instagram by tagging #onlyinnewmexico for a chance to be featured!

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The Dorothy Stewart Trail is located inside the Santa Fe National Forest.

Looking for a trail with a thrill? This trail is one of the most dangerous in New Mexico.

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