Shady and relaxing hiking trail that offers an excellent view of the Pino and Bear canyons.
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June 30, 2017
While this trail was shaded is was kind of tough and pretty much uphill the entire time. The GPS directions don't take you to the trail but instead to a nature center where they can give you directions to the trail which is around 15 minutes away. The Tree Spring Trail itself is short and will give you no view of a cannon. If you keep walking you will get glimpses of the cannons but not much as most of it is covered by trees. The views you do get are pretty and the ride up to the trail is nice as well.
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Tree Spring
Cibola National Forest, Sandia Ranger District 11776 Hwy. 337
Tijeras,
New Mexico
87059
USA
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