The second edition of “Walks In the Black Range” has been divided into four volumes to make it easier to download and store (download links below the cover images). They are:
Volume 1: The Eastern Foothills North of NM-152;
Volume 2: The Eastern Foothills South of NM-152;
Volume 3: The Black Range North of NM-152; and
Volume 4: The Black Range South of NM-152.
Volume 1
Volume 1 of the 2nd Edition is available as a .pdf in three file sizes. If you have the internet and storage capacity we strongly recommend the largest file possible since the publication is image rich.
The area covered in the first volume has been heavily impacted by human activity. Many of the walks described in this volume are along old mining (now ranching) roads and generally lead into areas where there was mining activity. Each walk description in this volume includes a significant amount of historical material about the mining which happened in this area.
Volume 2
Volume 2 of the 2nd Edition is available as a .pdf in two file sizes. If you have the internet and storage capacity we strongly recommend the largest file possible since the publication is image rich.
The area covered in the second volume has been heavily impacted by human activity. Many of the walks described in this volume are along old mining (now ranching) roads and generally lead into areas where there was mining activity. Each walk description in this volume includes a significant amount of historical material about the mining which happened in this area.
Volume 3
Volume 3 of the 2nd Edition is available as a .pdf in two file sizes. If you have the internet and storage capacity we strongly recommend the largest file possible since the publication is image rich.
The area covered in the third volume stretches along the backbone of the Black Range, north of NM-152, the cross mountain highway at roughly the middle (N-S) of the Black Range. Twenty-Nine walks are covered in this volume.
Volume 4
Volume 4 of the 2nd Edition is available as a .pdf in two file sizes. If you have the internet and storage capacity we strongly recommend the largest file possible since the publication is image rich.
The area covered in the fourth volume stretches along the backbone of the Black Range, south of NM-152, the cross mountain highway at roughly the middle (N-S) of the Black Range. Seventeen walks are covered in this volume.