About hiking in Mora County

Mora County, New Mexico has 34 named trails tagged for hiking, covering 242 miles, an average of 7.1 miles each. The longest is Santa Fe Trail, at 99.4 miles. 11 run 5 miles or longer.

What the hiking trails in Mora County are like

By length, 7 are under a mile, 16 run 1 to 5 miles, and 11 are 5 miles or longer.

Every one carries a difficulty rating: 1 easy, 31 moderate, and 2 hard. Of the 34 with measured elevation, Skyline Trail (251) climbs the most, about 13,097 ft, and 14 gain 1,000 ft or more.

All 34 hiking trails, longest first

Santa Fe TrailHike99.4 mi Skyline Trail (251)Hike27.5 mi Gascon Trail (239)Hike10.6 mi Beatty's Trail (25)Hike9.5 mi Jack's Creek Trail (257)Hike8.6 mi North Fork Trail (269)Hike8.2 mi Valdez Trail (224)Hike7.9 mi Pecos Trail (24)Hike6.8 mi Bordo Del Medio Trail (252)Hike6.6 mi Rio Medio Trail (155)Hike5.5 mi Middle Fork Trail (266)Hike5.4 mi Dome Trail (151)Hike4.8 mi Bob Grounds Trail (270)Hike4.1 mi North Azul Trail (264)Hike3.8 mi Chimayosos Trail (246)Hike3.4 mi Sebadillosos Trail (245)Hike3.4 mi Pecos River Trail (456)Hike3.2 mi Dockweiler Trail (259)Hike3.1 mi Jose Vigil Trail (351)Hike3.0 mi South Azul Trail (258)Hike2.2 mi Larkspur Trail (260)Hike1.8 mi Agua Fria Trail (233)HikeMTB1.8 mi Gascon TrailHike1.8 mi Jose Vigil Lake Trail (352)Hike1.6 mi Old 249 TrailHike1.4 mi Trailriders Wall Trail (164)Hike1.4 mi Rito Perro Trail (256)Hike1.3 mi Horsethief Trail (253)Hike0.9 mi Santiago Lake TrailHike0.9 mi Upper Beatty's FlatsHike0.8 mi East Pecos Baldy Summit Trail (275)Hike0.6 mi Rio La Casa RoadHikeMTB0.3 mi Old North Azul TrailHike0.2 mi Pecos Falls TrailHike0.1 mi

← All Mora County trails

Trail geometry from OpenStreetMap contributors, licensed ODbL. Elevation from the USGS 3D Elevation Program. Compiled and published by Trailmonger · trail data last rebuilt October 25, 2026.