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Southeast from Hill 1713 in the Providence Mountains are great views across nearby Wild Horse Mesa and the Beecher Canyon area

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5002-wild-horse-mesa.jpg From my privileged position on Hill 1713, I take a short break to enjoy the vistas on all sides; this view looks southwestThumbnailsI decide to hike along the ridge toward nearby Hill 1625 in the Providence Mountains and cross through an old ranch fenceFrom my privileged position on Hill 1713, I take a short break to enjoy the vistas on all sides; this view looks southwestThumbnailsI decide to hike along the ridge toward nearby Hill 1625 in the Providence Mountains and cross through an old ranch fenceFrom my privileged position on Hill 1713, I take a short break to enjoy the vistas on all sides; this view looks southwestThumbnailsI decide to hike along the ridge toward nearby Hill 1625 in the Providence Mountains and cross through an old ranch fenceFrom my privileged position on Hill 1713, I take a short break to enjoy the vistas on all sides; this view looks southwestThumbnailsI decide to hike along the ridge toward nearby Hill 1625 in the Providence Mountains and cross through an old ranch fenceFrom my privileged position on Hill 1713, I take a short break to enjoy the vistas on all sides; this view looks southwestThumbnailsI decide to hike along the ridge toward nearby Hill 1625 in the Providence Mountains and cross through an old ranch fence

I hiked up to Wild Horse Mesa and back last year, but one could easily spend a whole day hiking around on the windswept Wild Horse Mesa plateau.