Specialty:
“Dripping Springs Natural Area is protected within this gorgeous region of rocky peaks, constricting canyons, and open forests. The trail's total length is 3.0 miles, and the trail type is out and back. This mountain features steep, needle-like spires resembling an organ's pipes, which climb to over 456 feet in elevation. These natural areas also contain a diverse range of ecosystems with rich biological diversity, including the endangered Organ Mountains evening primrose and four rare wildflower species. Dripping Springs Natural Area also provides excellent year-round opportunities to see desert mule deer and coyotes. The trail ensures amenities like a wheelchair-accessible parking lot, public restrooms, picnic tables, and kid-friendly hikes for more comfort.”
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