Gallup North Hogback Trail
The trailhead is just to the northwest of the Red Rock Motorsports area. The gate is always open so just drive on through, watching out for any friendly throttle-twisters and hydrocarbon folks.
Gallup is home to over 30 miles of hiking and biking trails that are easily accessible off of Interstate 40 and Route 66.
The amount of miles means there is something for everyone from a senior who just wants to capture photos of the vistas from the trail heads, to the more experienced hiker or mountain bikers who are looking for paths less traveled.
Gallup North Hogback Trail
The trailhead is just to the northwest of the Red Rock Motorsports area. The gate is always open so just drive on through, watching out for any friendly throttle-twisters and hydrocarbon folks.
High Desert Trail System
The High Desert Trail system is comprised of over 22 miles of trail and is suitable for an afternoon or an all-day epic hike or bike ride.
Zuni Mountains
Nestled in the Cibola National Forest are 25+ miles of singletrack trail for mountain biking, running and hiking.
Red Rock Park Trails
The Pyramid Rock trail is Gallup’s flagship trail and Church Rock Trail leads you to spectacular views of the Church Rock sandstone spires.
UNM Gallup Campus Trail
This small trail system is a hidden gem on the south side of Gallup off of Boardman Avenue. These trails total about 1.5 miles and offer outdoor athletic equipment alongside the trail.
1201 Hasler Valley Road Gallup, New Mexico 87301 (505) 726-5490
Located in Cibola National Forest, this beginner-friendly route spans for 4.1 miles, featuring wide, shaded paths which are perfect for day-biking and hiking.
Embark on an exhilarating journey through the Red Rocks at Pyramid Rock, where steep terrain typically challenges seasoned adventurers and casual mountain bikers. This trail stretches for 3.4 miles and offers sweeping mountainside vistas.
The Mentmore trails are perfect paths for cyclists of all ages! Take in scenic views while trekking through an easy 3.7 mile-route.
Hilso Trailhead's Stuck Truck and Burma Road Loop are moderately difficult paths in Cibola National Forest. Bike or hike through 5.5 miles of dynamic terrain, passing the towering ponderosa pine trees.
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