Second water crossing. If your boots are waterproof you can mainly walk across without getting water over the tops.

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Second water crossing. If your boots are waterproof you can mainly walk across without getting water over the tops.

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View of Gold Hill from just above Bull of the Woods Pasture area.

Typical shot of the trail. Wide with rocks.

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Paul Richard

Jul 17, 2021 near Taos Ski Valley, NM

“Second water crossing. If your boots are waterproof you can mainly walk across without getting water over the tops.”

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Second water crossing. If your boots are waterproof you can mainly walk across without getting water over the tops.

Typical shot of the trail. Wide with rocks.

Trails end. The lake is just beyond the trees.

Middle Fork Lake in June.

King's Crown at the ski valley overlook.

View looking up Long Canyon from the Wheeler Peak Trail/Bull of the Woods Trail.

Looking down into Red River Village from the saddle below Bull of the Woods Mountain.

View of Gold Hill from just above Bull of the Woods Pasture area.

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Middle Fork Lake Trail 2.5 mi 4.1 km 3 Taos Ski Valley, NM

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