South Franklin Mountain from Woodrow Bean Transmountain Drive
El Paso, Texas
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Distance
3.4 miles
Elevation Gain
1 ft
Description
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This trail is closed for restoration. Please visit the Texas.gov/state-parks website for updates.
South Franklin Mountain from Woodrow Bean Transmountain Drive is an out and back hike where you may see beautiful wild flowers located near El Paso, TX.
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