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Near the mouth of Domingo Baca Canyon.
Description
Generally speaking, Domingo Baca Canyon is the major canyon through which the tram runs. The mouth of the canyon lies perhaps a half hour hike north of the Alleno Gallegos picnic area just off the east side of Albuquerque, and the canyon's upper reaches extend eastward to the ridge line of The Crest. For purposes of this area description, Lower Domingo Baca Canyon roughly spans from the mouth of the canyon up to as far east as Hail Peak.
Domingo Baca Canyon, Lower
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