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The trail begins at the Argentina/Big Bonito Trailhead, located at the end of Bonito Lake Road (Forest Road 107), approximately 9 miles from the junction with NM-37, after leaving Ruidoso to the north. There is also a loop version that connects to the Crest Trail and Argentina Canyon, ranging from 17.4 miles (28 km) (AllTrails) to 22.4 kilometers (approximately 13.9 miles), depending on the route.

The Monjeau Peak Lookout Tower is located in Lincoln County, New Mexico, within the Lincoln National Forest. Here is complete information: Historic fire lookout tower. Construction: 1936, by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC). Materials: Stone and wood, with a rustic design that blends into the landscape. Altitude: Approximately 2,950 m (9,730 ft) above sea level. Architectural style: Rustic, typical of CCC lookout towers, with a stone base and an enclosed upper structure featuring panoramic windows.

Grindstone Lake is located near the city of Ruidoso and is part of Lincoln National Forest. The most popular activities in summer are swimming, boating and fishing and there is a nice multi-use trail system starting at the lake.

Grindstone Canyon Loop is a multi-use trail for hiking, biking and horseback riding and has a total length of about 7 miles. The moderate path runs on natural grounds and offers spectacular views of Lincoln National Forest and the nearby Grindstone Lake.

Following various streams up the valley, Water Canyon is a mostly forested trail that will lead you up to open grasslands with great views to the west. The trail connects to the Crest Trail at its mostly easterly point, and can easily be extended as a loop.

Although it is named Bonito Lake, this body of water in the Sierra Blanca mountains is actually a reservoir that services the nearby cities of Alamogordo and Ruidoso. The lake is a popular destination for anglers, and campsites can be found scattered about the shoreline.

Aspen Trail is a great connecting trail that connects Big Bonito Trail to the intersection of Crest Trail and Three Rivers Trail. It is approximately 2.3 miles in length, and when hiking north to south you will approach White Horse Hill, standing at 10,200 ft (3111 m). The path mainly follows a small stream, and you will pass through wildflower meadows and aspen groves. The forest service recommends this path for an autumn hike, because the changing colors of the trees really make this area stunningly beautiful.

This is just a small section of the nearly 20 mile long Crest Trail. This section passes next to White Horse Hill, which stands at 10,200 ft (3111 m ). You can make a small detour off the path to summit the peak. After navigating the switchbacks you will arrive at the high point of the trail, and will be rewarded with beautiful views of the mountains and valleys that surround you.