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The Santa Fe to Taos thru-hike goes from the Santa Fe Plaza all the way to Taos Plaza over the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. It is 132 miles long, spans four counties – Santa Fe, Rio Arriba, Mora, and Taos – and crosses the Santa Fe National Forest, The Pecos Wilderness, and Carson National Forest.
Maps and route See Gaia GPS maps documenting every step of the thru-hike. A complete zipped GPX file of the route is here . Or see the route page and individual section pages for details on the route and turn-by-turn directions for the route.
Some favorite photographs:
Santa Fe River Trail
along the Santa Fe River Trail
Santa Fe River Corridor
along the Santa Fe River Corridor
Chasing Dreams, just beyond the Arroyo Polay Trailhead
Chasing Dreams, just beyond the Arroyo Polay trailhead
Field near Winsor Borrego intersection
Field near Winsor / Borrego Trail intersection
Truchas Peaks from Beatty’s Trail
Truchas Peaks from Beatty’s Trail
Kit Carson Road
View from Kit Carson Road