Calling all businesses, organizations and user groups: your trails need you!

Be a Hero! Adopt a Trail.

Recognizing that even the most sustainably built trails need regular maintenance, ECTA works with our agency partners to identify, train, and support community organizations who wish to Adopt a Trail. Through this program, ECTA empowers organizations to take an active stewardship role in protecting and maintaining our area trails.

What we ask

• Someone from your group, business or organization attends our annual Trail Master Training to learn the skills you need to effectively maintain our area trails.
• You agree to conduct two trail maintenance projects on your trail each year. We provide the tools, you bring the enthusiasm.

What you get

• Pride of giving back to your community.
• Trail signs publicly recognizing your service.
• Kudos on ECTA’s website and publications.
• Clean, well-maintained trails everyone can enjoy


Adopt-a-Trail Partners

Taos Mountain Bike Association

Adopted Trail: South Boundary Trail
Agency: US Forest Service
Year Adopted: 2021

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Volunteer Hours

Taos Professional Ski Patrol

Adopted Trail: Long Canyon
Agency: US Forest Service
Year Adopted: 2023

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Volunteer Hours

Moreno Valley Trekkers

Adopted Trail: Elliot Barker Trail
Agency: US Forest Service
Year Adopted: 2023

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Volunteer Hours

Red Willow Hospice

Adopted Trail: Devisadero Trail
Agency: US Forest Service
Year Adopted: 2023

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Volunteer Hours

PPC Solar

Adopted Trail: East Fork Trail
Agency: US Forest Service
Year Adopted: 2023

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Volunteer Hours

New Mexico Volunteers for the Outdoors

Adopted Trail: Santa Barbara Canyon
Agency: US Forest Service
Year Adopted: 2021

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Volunteer Hours

Red River Brewing Company

Adopted Trail: Goose Lake Trail
Agency: US Forest Service
Year Adopted: 2024

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Volunteer Hours