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South Loop in Taos County, New Mexico

South Loop in Taos County is an unpaved footpath. It runs in a northeast-southwest direction and ends at Amole Road, while the other end is a cul-de-sac. South Loop also exists in Socorro County.
Bicycle
yes
Road Type
footpath
Route
northeast-southwest
Legend

Streets nearby

Gray Harris Road
0.7 mi
Two T
0.7 mi
Amole
0.8 mi
Borrego Road
0.9 mi
Mica Mine Road
1.0 mi
Borrego Mesa Road
1.2 mi
Placita Road
Rio Pueblo
1.3 mi
Old Mora Road
1.3 mi
Amole Road
1.4 mi
Amole Trail
1.4 mi
Camino del Medio
San Cristobal
1.6 mi
Amole Alt
1.9 mi
Old Camino Real
2.0 mi
Indiana Creek
2.0 mi
Upper Cut Off
2.2 mi
Rio Pueblo
2.2 mi
Gonzalos Road
2.2 mi
Comales Trail (22)
2.3 mi
Canyon To Maes Trail
2.4 mi
Community Road
2.4 mi
Gallegos Road
U S Hill
2.5 mi
F R 442
2.6 mi
Telephone Canyon Road
2.6 mi
New Mexico Highway 518
Comales Campground, Llanito Frio Campground, Trading Post Cafe, Las Mochas, Sipapu, Tres Ritos, Agua Piedra Campground, Flechado
2.7 mi
High Road to Taos
Rock Wall, SMU-in-Taos, Chapel of our Lady of Talpa
2.9 mi
Valdez Road
2.9 mi
Osha Canyon Trail (20)
Osha Canyon Trailhead Parking
3.2 mi
Picuris Lo Road
3.3 mi
Camino de Llano
3.3 mi
Gallegos Trail
3.3 mi
F R 439
3.3 mi
Ojo Sarco Canyon
3.4 mi
Local Road
3.5 mi
Montoya Road
3.5 mi
The High Road to Taos Byway
Peñasco Medical Clinic, Vadito Post Office, Laureano Cordova Mill Historic Site, Lauriano Cordova Memorial Musuem
3.6 mi
Llano Dela Vegua Road
3.6 mi
Camino Publico de Picuris
3.7 mi
Picuris Road
Vadito, Vadito Community Center
3.7 mi
Llano de la Yegua Road
3.8 mi
County Road 021
Rodarte
3.8 mi
Santa Barbara Road
Santa Barbara, Llano Largo
4.0 mi

Campgrounds nearby

Amole Canyon Group Shelter
0.5 mi

Cemeteries nearby

Vadito Cemetery
2.8 mi
Santa Barbara Cemetery
3.6 mi
Acequia Madre Cemetery
3.6 mi
Llano de la Yegua Cemetery
3.7 mi

Places of worship nearby

Fa Yun Monastery South Campus
1.3 mi
Nuestras Senora de los Dolores Church
3.1 mi

Rivers nearby

Rio del Pueblo
2.7 mi