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16 hours ago

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πŸ“’ Call to action! πŸ“’We need YOUR help advocating for safer streets for pedestrians and cyclists along US 64 between the Blinking Light and Tres Piedras.Let the NMDOT know that we would like to see:🚲 An 8-foot shoulder the entire length of the project, with at least 6 feet of a usable shoulder for pedestrians and cyclistsπŸšΆπŸ½β€β™€οΈ A separated bicycle and pedestrian path from NM 150 to the High BridgeWhy do we need these improvements?πŸ—Έ They would provide critical safety infrastructure: for ten years New Mexico had the highest pedestrian fatalities in the nation and cyclist fatalities doubled from 2024 to 2025. πŸ—Έ The need has already been identified in the NMDOT New Mexico Prioritized Statewide Bicycle Network Plan.πŸ—Έ They would provide safe, alternative transportation for local commuters and recreationists.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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Final opportunity to provide input on the Gravel Pit! Possible additions: walking and running trails, MTB skill park, pump track, jump lines, skate park, dog park... Let the town know what YOU want! ...

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πŸ“’ This is our last call for National Public Lands Day πŸ“’By celebrating National Public Lands Day with us you'll🌲 Be giving back to the public lands we all love and cherish⛏️ Help ensure our trails remain maintained and open for ALL to enjoyπŸ‘¨β€πŸ‘©β€πŸ‘§β€πŸ‘¦ Directly support ECTA, our community partners, and federal land management agenciesCheck out our public calendar to learn more about each event enchantedcircletrails.org/calendar/Email carel@EnchantedCircleTrails.org if you'd like t#trailsconnectuss#enchantedcircletrailsr#EnchantedCirclen#nmoutdoorsn#nmoutside##nmtrued#trailsu#nmtrails #nmtruel#volunteer##NPLDt#NationalPublicLandsDayicLandsDay ...

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5 days ago

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πŸ’• Love is in the air πŸ’•It's tarantula mating season here in the Enchanted Circle, and that means male tarantulas are venturing out of their burrows in search of their soulmates.You may see a higher number of them on the trails, dirt roads, and public lands, particularly around desert environments (places like the Monument, Horsethief, and Rift Valley).Things to remember:πŸ•·οΈ Tarantulas aren't aggressive towards humans and aren't poisonousπŸ”Ž Give them space and observe them from a distance (if they raise their front legs that means they feel threatened)πŸš΄β€β™€οΈ Slow your roll or run so we don't squash our fuzzy friendsπŸ’˜ We all deserve the opportunity to find a littl#trailsconnectusf#enchantedcircletrailsn#EnchantedCirclei#nmoutdoorse#nmoutsidem#nmtrues#trailss#nmtrailsu#nmtruel#volunteers#tarantulapsaunteer #tarantulaPSA ...

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