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Quarterly Report: Apr-Jun 2026

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3 days ago

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Thank you to all of our two-legged and four-legged volunteers and Adopt-A-Trail partners who chose to give back to our trails on National Public Lands Day πŸŒ²β›°οΈ Taos Ski Valley and ECTA improved drainage and naturalized social (unsustainable user-created) trails on the Williams Lake trailπŸ¦™ Wild Earth Llama Adventures and ECTA llama-packed four miles into Columbine Canyon and spent three days cutting out trees that had fallen across the trailWe're honored to have spent the nation's largest single-day volunteer event with so many wonderful and hardworking members of our com#trailsconnectuss#enchantedcircletrailsr#enchantedcirclen#nmoutdoorsn#nmoutside##nmtrued#trailsu#nmtrails #nmtruel#volunteer#volunteer ...

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5 days ago

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🚨 Call to action! 🚨 We need YOUR voices to tell NMDOT that US 64 needs:πŸ—£οΈ A separated, multi-use path from Hwy 150 to the High BridgeπŸ—£οΈ An 8 foot shoulder the entire length of the project, with at least 6 feet of a usable shoulder for cyclists and pedestriansWhy should the state invest in cycling and pedestrian-friendly infrastructure?πŸ‘©β€πŸ‘§β€πŸ‘¦ People are more likely to be physically active when their communities have combined different approaches to make activity easier, such as creating access to walking and biking paths.πŸš΄β€β™€οΈ New Mexico has a high fatality rate for pedestrians and cyclists making it one of the most dangerous states in the nation.🏚️ Designated multi-use paths would further increase community connection in the Enchanted Circle.For more information on the project or to submit a comment visit www.dot.nm.gov/event/tres-piedras-to-taos/#trailsconnectus #enchantedcircletrails #enchantedcircle #nmoutdoors #nmoutside #nmtrue #trails #nmtrails #nmtrue ...

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7 days ago

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A little rain won't deter our volunteers! In fact, maintaining trails in the rain is a great way to see how and if water is draining off of the trail 🌧️Thank you to:⛏️ Southwest Nordic Center for improving drainage and clearing loose rock off of the Bull of the Woods equestrian trail.⛏️ Taos Pro Ski Patrol for improving drainage on the Long Canyon trail.Want to play in the mud with us? Visit our public calendar for volunteer opportunities enchantedcircletrails.org/calend#trailsconnectuse#enchantedcircletrailsr#enchantedcirclei#nmoutdoorsd#nmoutsidet#nmtruem#trailsr#nmtrailsr#nmtruem#volunteernteer ...

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πŸ‚ The chill of fall is in the air and the mountains are ablaze with the resplendent hues of the changing aspens πŸ‚Make sure you hit the trails to catch a glimpse before they're gone. Some of our trail recommendations for leaf peeping are:πŸ“· 1: Elliott Barker trailπŸ“· 2: South Boundary trailπŸ“· 3: Deer Creek trailπŸ“· 4: Lobo Peak trail looking down into Gavilan CanyonShare your favorite fall trails in the comments belo#trailsconnectuse#enchantedcircletrailsr#enchantedcirclei#nmoutdoorsd#nmoutsidet#nmtruem#trailsr#nmtrailsr#nmtruem#volunteernteer ...

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    • Miranda Canyon
    • Bull of the Woods to Middle Fork
    • Horsethief Mesa
    • Outward Link Trail
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