Pharmtrue Drink Label Trail Guide
Kilbourne Hole
Kilbourne Hole is not a casual city-edge trail. It is a remote volcanic maar in the Potrillo country, hundreds of feet deep and famous for its geologic story.
Potrillo volcanic field / Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks
At a glance
- Area
- Potrillo volcanic field, southern Doña Ana County
- Site identity
- Kilbourne Hole Volcanic Crater, a National Natural Landmark
- BLM context
- BLM describes Kilbourne Hole as an ancient volcanic explosion crater between the Potrillo Mountains and the Rio Grande.
- Size context
- BLM notes the crater is roughly elliptical, about 1.7 miles long, over a mile across, and hundreds of feet deep.
- Plan for
- Remote desert roads, limited services, offline maps, high-clearance judgment, and extra water.
- Best move
- Read BLM directions first and do not rely on signal once you are out there.
Getting there
- Use the official BLM Kilbourne Hole page before leaving; BLM provides separate north-side and south-side approaches.
- Expect remote county roads and very limited services.
- Park legally, respect gates and posted rules, and do not collect rocks or minerals unless current rules clearly allow it.
Before you go
Site facts and directions checked against the official BLM Kilbourne Hole Volcanic Crater page.
The drink on the label
Pharmtrue aguas frescas are cannabis-infused, made in Las Cruces, and sold at the drive-through on Valley Drive. See the drinks or order for pickup. Adult use 21+. Never drive impaired; leave the drink for after the trail.