In western New Mexico, the pueblos of the Zuni and Acoma peoples are separated by 75 miles and the craggy volcanic landscape of El Malpais National Monument. A trail once connected the two settlements, and today you can walk the eight or so miles that remain. It’s a difficult, 6-hour trek one way, owing to the treacherous terrain, but definitely worth the effort for a look at a side of New Mexico most visitors don’t see.
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