Aragon, New Mexico · Catron County · Facility
Trailhead at Wolf Hollow Campground for Wolf Hollow Trail #773 to Black Mountain. Five (5) miles of Wolf Hollow Trail #773 was logged, from FR 141 to Black Mountain Lookout, in the summer of 2017.This is a good day hike to see the views from Black Mountain.
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Trailhead at Wolf Hollow Campground for Wolf Hollow Trail #773 to Black Mountain. Five (5) miles of Wolf Hollow Trail #773 was logged, from FR 141 to Black Mountain Lookout, in the summer of 2017.This is a good day hike to see the views from Black Mountain.
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