Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) org
also known as: CCC
Summary: The federal agency that constructed the hanging walkway along the pipeline in the 1930s.
Completeness: 58/100 Grade D
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constructed
cited from Catwalk Trail, Gila National Forest, New Mexico (2018)
American Trails feature on the Catwalk National Recreation Trail (designated 1978). Covers the CCC's 1930s construction of a hanging walkway following the route of the old pipeline; the original water pipeline built in 1893 for the Graham town mill; the pipeline running 20 feet a…
rebuilt
Catwalk trail for recreation— 1930s
cited from Catwalk National Recreation Trail (2025)New Mexico Tourism page on the Catwalk trail in the Gila National Forest. Covers the original plank-board walkway on the steel pipeline; the Helen Mining Company developing 13 claims about 4 miles upstream; the 3-mile-long, 4-inch pipeline; the 18-inch pipeline built in 1897 for …
Sources (2)
Catwalk Trail, Gila National Forest, New Mexico ↗
American Trails · 2018 · other · web · details
Catwalk National Recreation Trail ↗
New Mexico Tourism Department · 2025 · other · web · details