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Visitors are urged to contact the Restoration Committee or the Sunland Park Police Department prior to attempting to climb Mt. Cristo Rey. Due to the proximity of Mexico on the Southern edge of the mountain, visitors are cautioned not climb alone and always go in groups. Hike to a mountain peak with a view of two countries and 3 states. From the trailhead, follow the main trail to the top. At the top, there is a statue of Jesus. It is the largest such statue in the world. At 42.5 feet,...

This trail will take you along the "Bordo" trail that is located along the border with Ciudad Juárez. This trail is located at the foot of the Rio Grande. In addition to serving as the border between the two countries, it is an important area for recreational and leisure activities such as hiking, cycling and running, among others. Make sure you stay well hydrated and protected from the sun.

This is a fairly rocky trail that features a decent amount of elevation gain, hence the name of the trail. At the memorial, the trail continues and connects to Ranger Peak Loop. There are beautiful views at the top of the trail. Many sections of this trail are exposed and bringing sun protection is advised.

This route leads to the 1953 B-36D crash site memorial. It is believed that a dust storm blizzard led to the wreckage of a U.S Air Force B-36D which can be seen along this route. The major wreckage is at the south (right) rock outcrop at N 31.80662 W 106.48733. The trail is fairly rocky and proper footwear is suggested.

This is a fun and pleasant route that the whole family is sure to enjoy! The path is a mix of paved and unpaved sections and makes for a great area to walk, jog, or cycle. River views can be seen along certain areas and there are benches located throughout the way to stop and take in the beautiful scenery.