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Chalk Dust Trail is, in the dry season, a dusty trail used by runners and mountain bikers, so if the trail is busy, a bandana or neck buff can help with dust in the air. This area is managed by the Cibola National Forest Office, and the trail is 1.6 miles in length.

From this spot on the Strip Mine Trail, get a close-up view of Red Hill. The trails around Red Hill have a mix of red and white sand.

The North Sandia Crest Trail is best hiked from April to November because it can get snowy in the winter due to its elevation. In the fall, it is rich with golden colors. The North Sandia Crest Trail can feel more remote than its southern part, as there are fewer people on this part of the trail.

From this spot on the Strip Mine Trail, get a close-up view of Red Hill. The trails around Red Hill have a mix of red and white sand.

Chalk Dust Trail is, in the dry season, a dusty trail used by hikers and mountain bikers, so if the trail is busy, a bandana or neck buff can help with dust in the air. This area is managed by the Cibola National Forest Office, and the trail is 1.6 miles in length.

Strip Mine Trail is a well-marked trail that is shared with bikers and takes hikers through the Placitas trail system. It can be hiked as an out-and-back, but it also leads to the Chalk Dust Trail which can be taken to make a loop. The elevation on this hike ranges from 5,660 feet to 6,040 feet above sea level.

At an elevation of 10,446 feet, this peak marks the northernmost summit in the Sandia Mountain wilderness over 10,000 feet. The views from this vantage point are truly breathtaking, offering a panoramic vista of the Albuquerque area.

Beautiful vista point, worth to visit!