EPISODE · May 3, 2024 · 20 MIN

Dripping Springs

Welcome to the latest episode of Preserving History and Democracy! In this episode, Chief Deputy Clerk, Caroline Zamora and Communications Coordinator Cynthia Mendoza are joined by Producer Bernardine Caporale to discuss one of the best hiking spots in Doña Ana County, Dripping Springs. The group delves into the rich history of Dripping Springs, from its origins as a popular resort in the late 1800s to the popular hiking destination it is today. Caroline, Cynthia, and Bernardine share fascinating stories about the wildlife, plant life, and geological formations that make Dripping Springs such a unique and beloved destination.

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