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Recreational Activities
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Districts : Pecos/Las Vegas Ranger
District : Trails
Trail 219 Hollinger Trail
 
Length: 2 Miles
Difficulty: Moderate for hikers,
difficult for horses
Use: Light
Seasons: Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Highest and Lowest Points:
8,600 feet and 8,200 feet
Trail Access: See map for trail junctions
USGS Maps: Rociada
Description:
This trail segment can be used in conjunction with a number
of trails as part of a loop to provide an interesting pack
trip of several days. The area is lightly used and provides
good opportunites for solitude. Starting from the junction
of Beaver Creek, the Hollinger Trail travels up the grassy
meadow alongside Hollinger Creek. The trail crosses the stream
many times in the two miles before the junction with Blue
Bell Ridge Trail 212. |
Notes:
 This
trail is in the Pecos Wilderness. Motorized equipment and
mechanized transportation, including mountain bikes, hunter
carts, and chainsaws are prohibited.
There
are few places to camp along this trail due to the narrowness
of the canyon bottom.
Several
spots are tricky for horses and should only be attempted with
an experienced mountain horse. |
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