A scenic tourist attraction in southwestern New Mexico has reopened after repairs required by a rock fall.
The Gila National Forest says the Catwalk Trail underwent repairs required by damage from a June 2 rock fall.
The repairs included blasting to remove an outcrop and then removal of rock debris.
The Catwalk is a trail within Whitewater Canyon. Part of the trail is suspended on the side of a cliff in the canyon
The trail is only open until 1 p.m. daily. Forest officials say that's because of the continued threat of unpredictable monsoon thunderstorms causing flooding of low crossings of New Mexico Highway 174.
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