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WS Mountain Trail #43, NM

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Pueblo Creek and Tige Canyon
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Pueblo Park
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Expand MapThe WS Mountain Trail is a lightly used trail through the isolated Pueblo Creek canyon. The east side of the canyon offers some great rocky outcrops for those interested in geology. The trail follows the canyon for approximately 9 miles to WS Lake.


The trail begins just south of the entrance to Pueblo Park Campground. It is a rugged, canyon bottom trail, following Pueblo Creek and Bear Canyon Drainages. The trail begins at an elevation of 6000 ft. in Ponderosa Pine.
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    From Silver City take Hwy 180 for 62 miles to Glenwood. Continue North for 27 miles to FR232. Turn left and continue 5.5 miles to Pueblo Park Campground.
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