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The view southwest from North Franklin Peak. Almost the entirety of El Paso and Ciudad Juarez are visible from the top, over two and a half million people in population.
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This scree field, descending the slope of North Franklin Peak, makes up most of West Cottonwood Spring Trail. The spring-fed trees are visible on the edge of the shady area in the upper left section of the picture.
Atop the peak next to the repeater.
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Brendan Ross
Nov 7, 2015 near Canutillo, TX
“The view southwest from North Franklin Peak. Almost the entirety of El Paso and Ciudad Juarez are visible from the top, over two and a half million people in population.”  

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The view southwest from North Franklin Peak. Almost the entirety of El Paso and Ciudad Juarez are visible from the top, over two and a half million people in population.
Atop the peak next to the repeater.
View of Franklin Mountains from the trail
The view north from North Franklin Ridgeline. Beyond the Franklin Mountains in the foreground are the Organs, just east of Las Cruces. The Robledo range is visible in the distance. Views from here can reach for over a hundred miles.
Looking west from the trail
Natural arch near Mundy's Gap Road.
Spring view!
This scree field, descending the slope of North Franklin Peak, makes up most of West Cottonwood Spring Trail. The spring-fed trees are visible on the edge of the shady area in the upper left section of the picture.
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