Ubehebe Crater Road

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"This 1.5-mile loop trail takes hikers along the rim of the Ubehebe Crater Loop. Keep your eye out for Little Hebe (a smaller crater) along this path. The views from the top are incredible. We decided to start the loop by going right out of the parking lot. When going this direction you will hike up a steep gravel path and spend the rest going down."

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