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This is the start of the La Bajada Mesa switchbacks. This is one of New Mexico’s most spectacular natural landmarks. The winding trail has been used for centuries by travelers passing through the area.

One of several points to access La Cieneguilla Petroglyph Site. The rock art site has thousands of petroglyphs believed to be 400 to 600 years-old.

This junction gives you a great view of Redondo Peak and the valley in between. This area does have private houses, so it's important to stay on the trail while taking in the views.

Valles Caldera National Preserve in northern New Mexico is a 13.7-mile-wide volcanic caldera formed by a massive eruption approximately 1.2 million years ago. Now the area is full of mountains, meadows, and interesting geothermal features.

Sulphur Springs is a ghost town that once was home to a sulfur mine and spa. There is visible geothermal activity, so you could catch some bubbling ponds on your run by here, but beware of strong gases and fumes coming out of the ground.

Run up Forest Road 103, to Rock Creek Mesa. Rock Creek Mesa is at an elevation of 8452 feet above sea level. Forest Road 103 is a smooth gravel road that begins at Highway 126 and continues past Rock Creek Mesa into Santa Fe National Forest.

Sulphur Springs is a ghost town that once was home to a sulfur mine and spa. There is visible geothermal activity, so you could catch some bubbling ponds on your run by here, but beware of strong gases and fumes coming out of the ground.

The Palomas Trailhead is a loop off Forest Road 70, with no facilities. There are a few parking spots, but otherwise, it's just an area to park and get started on your adventure.