Name: Trail Junction 1-7
Rating: 3.0

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“A short, fast dip into a valley and back up to marker 7 and the start of the Hustle & Flow.”

— Phil Lucero

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Description

This very short section is a short, winding dip into an arroyo with a relatively steep, and very short, climb back out. If parking at the Calabasas trailhead, this is the quickest approach to the Hustle & Flow.

Contacts

Local Club: Santa Fe Fat Tire Society

Land Manager: Santa Fe County Open Space, Trails and Parks.

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3.0 from 1 vote

#14

in La Tierra Trails

#19995

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3.0 from 1 vote

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0.3 Miles 0.5 Kilometers Singletrack	27' 8 m Ascent -48' -15 m Descent
4% Avg Grade (3°) 9% Max Grade (5°)	7,205' 2,196 m High 7,157' 2,181 m Low

Trail Junction 1-7

0.3 Miles 0.5 Kilometers

Singletrack

27' 8 m

-48' -15 m

4%

9%

7,205' 2,196 m

7,157' 2,181 m

Shared By Phil Lucero

Conditions

“A short, fast dip into a valley and back up to marker 7 and the start of the Hustle & Flow.”

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