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The B-36 Crash Site Trail offers visitors a unique, yet somber look at a living memorial to the 9 airmen who lost their lives in the 1953 crash of a B-36 bomber.
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Looking east from the trail towards the Franklin Mountains. View from the arroyo.
Hiking North on the trail.
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Brandon Dougherty
Jan 9, 2017 near El Paso, TX
“The B-36 Crash Site Trail offers visitors a unique, yet somber look at a living memorial to the 9 airmen who lost their lives in the 1953 crash of a B-36 bomber.”  

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The B-36 Crash Site Trail offers visitors a unique, yet somber look at a living memorial to the 9 airmen who lost their lives in the 1953 crash of a B-36 bomber.
Hiking North on the trail.
A panoramic view from the top of Directissimo. Ranger Peak Loop continues ahead towards the top of the Wyler Aerial Tramway, in the center of the picture. The southern suburbs of El Paso are visible beyond the mountains. Ciudad Juarez and the Sierra Madre range extend off into the distance.
Going down the trail.
Climbing up the mountain side.
View of Franklin Mountains from the trail. Texas rainbow cactus.
Summit at Directissimo.
Looking east from the trail towards the Franklin Mountains. View from the arroyo.
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B-36 Crash Site Trail

0.5 mi 0.8 km
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El Paso, TX
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