Hahn Arroyo: Sandia High School to North Diversion Trail
Hahn Arroyo: Sandia High School to North Diversion Trail
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Hike the easy 3.9-mile Hahn Arroyo trail from Sandia High School to the North Diversion Trail, featuring urban art and arroyo views.
Last updated: February 26, 2026
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6.27 km
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6.21 km
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5.57 km
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Lowest point (1,550 m)
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This route was planned by komoot.
The most convenient parking for the east end of the trail is in the adjacent city/Albuquerque Public School parking lot, accessible from Dellwood Road, near Sandia High School.
Yes, the trail is dog-friendly. Please ensure your dog remains on a leash as per local regulations.
The trail is open year-round. However, for comfortable hiking, spring and fall offer milder temperatures. Winter conditions might include colder weather, but the paved nature of much of the trail generally makes it accessible.
No, there are no permits or entrance fees required to access the Hahn Arroyo Trail.
Yes, this trail is considered easy with a 'green' climb difficulty. It's generally flat or gently sloped, making it suitable for beginners and those looking for a relaxed outdoor experience.
The trail primarily features a paved bike path. For much of its length, a dirt trail runs parallel on the opposite side of the drain, offering some variation for hikers. When heading west, the path steadily descends, while going east involves a gradual uphill climb.
While traversing suburban areas, the trail offers views of the city's storm drain system and engineering efforts for flood control. You'll also find instances of public and private outdoor art. Connecting to the North Diversion Channel Trail can offer distant views of the Sandia Mountains, the Rio Grande, and the West Mesa with its small volcanoes. Mid-trail, it passes through Montgomery Park, which has a playground and pool.
Absolutely, the Hahn Arroyo Trail is family-friendly due to its easy difficulty, paved sections, and amenities like Montgomery Park along the way.
This trail offers a unique perspective on Albuquerque's urban integration and its critical storm drain system managed by AMAFCA. It's a recreational greenway that connects neighborhoods and showcases engineering efforts for flood control, alongside public art installations.
Yes, the route connects to the North Diversion Channel Trail. It also passes through sections of the Northern Diversion Trail.
The full route, from Sandia High School to the North Diversion Trail, is approximately 6.3 kilometers (3.9 miles) and typically takes around 1 hour and 37 minutes to complete as a hike.