Goodnight-Loving Trail Crossing

Newkirk, NM 88431

The Goodnight-Loving Trail Crossing in Newkirk, NM, is a significant historical site that marks a key route used during the cattle drives of the 19th century. Named after cattle barons Charles Goodnight and Oliver Loving, this trail facilitated the movement of livestock from Texas to markets in the northern states. Today, visitors can explore the area and appreciate its rich history, offering a glimpse into the challenges and triumphs of early American cattle ranching.

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