trail was partially closed due to fires in 2012 but we enjoyed exploring the area. A better hike given the closure was the San Francisco Hot Spring.

Sadly, the fire from a few years ago has closed the Catwalk. I'm not sure when it will reopen. It was a nice place to picnic, but we weren't allowed to go further than 1/2 a mile or so into the canyon.

We had visited the Catwalk 4 years ago with our grandchildren & they keep asking when we can go back. My husband & I were camping near Glenwood and decided to hike the Catwalk again because we absolutely loved it! So disappointing to learn they actually dismantled almost all of it in fear of flash floods that might destroy the... More

I have never seen a place like this any where on earth. It's a fantastic canyon and a wonderfull walk. A lot of it is also wheelchair accessable.

Nice day for a walk and picnic quiet setting Under construction, and blocked off, to bad ,hope they replace and rebilt.

Not exactly easy to get to or a good place to be on a hot summers day. The walk up the narrow canyon is beyond the reach of anyone with any health problems. Nice views, cool streams to wade in if your up to it. I wouldn't drive a long distance to visit just the cat walk.

The sign on the highway says Catwalk Open but only part of the picnic area is open. The actual Catwalk part of the trail has been removed and access is limited to the first 1/4 mile of trail. Not worth the time and gas.

Truly one of the nicest walks in New Mexico. We weren't able to visit on this trip, but we have been their before when we were traveling through. However, I heard they had to take down several of the bridges (cool swinging bridges) due to flood conceds from recent fires in the Gila. You may want to check first.

The trail is set up for handicapped people which is one of the things I liked immediately. I just believe in making parks and recreation available for all to enjoy. Other than that the trail is really nice and one can walk over the water and a few people even get into the water! Fun for all.