Name: Dot Grant Trail
Rating: 3.0

“A short trail that connects Perimeter to Rendija Canyon and the Cabra Loop.”

— Taber West

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This is a short trail that climbs over a narrow section of Rendija Canyon and allows access to the trails on the other side, such as Cabra Loop and the Pajarito Trail. It is intermediate because there are a couple of short rocky sections and a few switchbacks, but it's generally easy otherwise.

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Local Club: Los Alamos Singletrack Association

Land Manager: Los Alamos County, NM - Open Space and Trails

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in Jemez Mountains and Los Alamos

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Climbing toward San Ildefonso circle.

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0.8 Miles 1.3 Kilometers Singletrack	212' 65 m Ascent -22' -7 m Descent
7,252' 2,211 m High 7,057' 2,151 m Low	6% Avg Grade (3°) 18% Max Grade (10°)
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Dot Grant Trail

0.8 Miles 1.3 Kilometers

Singletrack

212' 65 m

-22' -7 m

7,252' 2,211 m

7,057' 2,151 m

6%

18%

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“A short trail that connects Perimeter to Rendija Canyon and the Cabra Loop.”