Cajun Pine

Trail Overview

Cajun Pine is an easy trail in the Cibola National Forest near Albuquerque, New Mexico. For the most part, it's easy, with a few spots of embedded rock slabs, loose rocks, and small ledges. The south end is pretty full of loose chunky rocks and tight curves through the pine trees. It intersects with Southern Crossing and continues north. It also passes the entrance to Three Bottles, which is an extremely advanced trail. There is one section on the north end before intersecting with 106 Road that has a huge boulder face halfway in the trail, but you can skirt around the boulder, so it's not very difficult. It has a mix of wide sweeping turns and tighter curves through the pine trees in a low alpine environment. This is a fun trail to add to your ride in the Manzanita Mountain Trail System because it isn't too difficult.

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Difficulty

This is an easy trail with features such as tight curves and embedded rocks that make it a 3 difficulty.

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