Winston, New Mexico · Catron County · Facility
Trailhead for Tom Moore Trail #708. Six (6) miles of this trail, from FR 150 to the junction with Trail #716 and #713, was logged summer 2017. The trails gently winds through a wide and open canyon of lovely old ponderosa trees. It also passes by a spring-fed tank.
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Trailhead for Tom Moore Trail #708. Six (6) miles of this trail, from FR 150 to the junction with Trail #716 and #713, was logged summer 2017. The trails gently winds through a wide and open canyon of lovely old ponderosa trees. It also passes by a spring-fed tank.
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