Pinos Altos, New Mexico · Catron County · Facility
At the Trailhead Bookstore, you will find our park store operated by the Western National Parks Association. Many items related to the park, the Gila Wilderness, and to the Continental Divide Trail are available, as well as souvenirs and American Indian crafts. Park staff are available to answer questions and help plan…
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At the Trailhead Bookstore, you will find our park store operated by the Western National Parks Association. Many items related to the park, the Gila Wilderness, and to the Continental Divide Trail are available, as well as souvenirs and American Indian crafts. Park staff are available to answer questions and help plan visits. Come discover your heritage and your public lands.
From the visitor center, drive 2.25 miles along park road to cliff dwellings trail head.
Driving directions (Google Maps) →Heading to WNPA Trailhead Bookstore? A few things to know before you go:
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