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Two Cable Cars

Two Cable Cars

Two cable cars are going up and down the mountain. The tramway goes from the station on the east side to Ranger Peak. From there, the visitor has a great view over three states.

Area: Northeast / Franklin Mountains

Source: Leo Miletich

Uploaded by: El Paso Museum of History

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16 June 2024 by KARLA

JUST RECENTLY CAME BACK TO El Paso AFTER 20 YEARS SAD TO HEAR THIS IS CLOSED I WOULD OF LOVE MY KIDS TO ENJOY THIS. IS THIS EVER COMING BACK?

15 October 2020 by Eva Ross

Photo taken in El Paso, TX circa 2013.

27 March 2019 by El Paso Museum of History

We do not believe so. Unfortunately, the Tramway closed down to the public in Sept. 2018.

26 March 2019 by mickey

are cable cars still active?

21 November 2018 by brendan & abby

its closed now :( rip

17 May 2018 by Steven

hey, this amazing

29 December 2017 by steph

looks interesting

07 October 2017 by breezy

yo quiero ir aqui

07 May 2017 by Mariana I Flores

added to my bucket list

20 January 2017 by tyler

i cant wait to try it out

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