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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.

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.

This spot is known as the North Bench Overlook and is a great spot to include as part of the larger Rendija Crack Loop, the Bayo Benches Loop, or as a destination in and of itself. From this overlook on the North Bayo Bench Trail, you get great views of the orange-walled Bayo Canyon, Barranca Mesa, and the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.

Just after the junction for the Beanfield Mesa Trail are some unique rock formations. This is a great place to stop and snap some photos before continuing.

Guaje Mountain is a 7589 foot peak northeast of Los Alamos. This open, grassy summit is a great challenge close to town that affords sweeping views of Los Alamos and the surrounding area.

From this spot you get fantastic views down Pueblo Canyon. This is a great spot to sip some water, take a few photos, and admire your surroundings.

The Quemazon Trail is an excellent mountain biking and hiking trail on the westside of Los Alamos. It is typically ridden as a downhill trail accessed from either the Knapp/Los Alamos Canyon Trail or Pipeline Road, but it can be ridden uphill. The Quemazon Trail is a technical trail with stretches of flowy singletrack intermixed with rocks, ledges, and small drops to keep things interesting.

The Technical Perimeter, as the name indicates, is the technical western side of Perimeter Trail system. This trail is mostly comprised of volcanic slickrock. It is not a fast trail, but it's a great trail if you're in the mood for some slower techy riding with great views.