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Information concerning road conditions to Montezuma Pass is available at the visitor center. East Montezuma Canyon Road is paved for one mile west of the visitor center, then it is a narrow, unpaved mountain road (24 ft. vehicle length limit) to the scenic overlook at Montezuma Pass. The dirt road continues west into the Coronado National Forest. Periodic road closures to Montezuma Pass may occur during inclement weather conditions. 

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Monument 100 along the American/Mexican Border in Coronado National Memorial

Did You Know?
There are boundary markers along the US/Mexico Border. Coronado National Memorial has three boundary monuments, 100, 101, and 102. The markers are placed within line of site. They begin in El Paso, Texas and end in San Diego, California.
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Last Updated: July 25, 2006 at 00:23 MST