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Nearly half of the Ron Coleman Trail's distance is spent descending back into Fusselman Canyon, which it follows all the way from North Franklin Peak. From up here, the hills of the Lost Dog area (upper left) don't look so tall.
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In case you get confused about how to get to Mammoth Rock, you go up.
About as tough as it gets along a trail, the climbing segments on Ron Coleman are fairly easy by bouldering standards, maybe a v1. There are plenty of good holds and a chain to help out.
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Brendan Ross
Mar 23, 2016 near El Paso, TX
“Nearly half of the Ron Coleman Trail's distance is spent descending back into Fusselman Canyon, which it follows all the way from North Franklin Peak. From up here, the hills of the Lost Dog area (upper left) don't look so tall.”  

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Nearly half of the Ron Coleman Trail's distance is spent descending back into Fusselman Canyon, which it follows all the way from North Franklin Peak. From up here, the hills of the Lost Dog area (upper left) don't look so tall.
About as tough as it gets along a trail, the climbing segments on Ron Coleman are fairly easy by bouldering standards, maybe a v1. There are plenty of good holds and a chain to help out.
The view from The Window. Looking over the edge, all the way down, can be a vertigo-inducing experience.
There are panoramic views on offer just before getting to the Window.
You'll get a gorgeous view of the city at the base of the Thunderbird.
Looking east from the trail
Looking north on the trail.
In case you get confused about how to get to Mammoth Rock, you go up.
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Ron Coleman Trail

3.7 mi 6.0 km
 21 ROUTE
El Paso, TX
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