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Be mindful of roots. There are lots of them. Beautiful trail, right next to the Rio Grande.

From this spot you get a great view of the Rio Grande. This viewpoint is just off the Paso del Bosque Trail at Tingley Beach.

The Ed Hillsman Trail brings runners along the banks of the Rio Grande River and through desert forests. The Ed Hillsman Trail is about 2 miles long in one direction and is a great place to find a cooler run on a hot day. The area is cooled down a bit by shade and proximity to the Rio Grande River.

Alameda Bridge West is separate from the roadway, giving runners a safe crossing over the Rio Grande away from traffic. It connects the Ed Hillsman Trail to the Rio Grande Bosque.

This trail spans 12.7 miles from Sandia Peak Tramway to Camino de la Sierra, offering views of the city and the unique U-Mound, a mound of boulders popular for rock climbing.

There's a lovely little pond along the way that's filled with turtles. Take your time and don't run by too quickly, or you might miss the chance to see one of these stunning creatures up close.

This overlook provides a close-up view of the Rio Grande. You'll find several benches where you can rest, stretch, or simply soak in the scenery. Keep an eye out for the many birds that frequent this area; you might just have a close encounter with them.

This is a beautiful area to appreciate and enjoy the Rio Grande. The river itself is approximately 1900 miles long, starting in Colorado and ending in the Gulf of Mexico. Along the trail, you can spot mile markers to help you gauge your location along this immense river.