Skip to content
Search this website Press Escape to close the search panel.
  • Home
  • News & Events
    • Updates
    • Calendar
  • Plan & Develop
    • Village of Taos Ski Valley Trails, Parks, and Recreation Plan
    • HWY 150 Path
    • Questa to Red River Trail
    • Rio Grande Trail: Bridge to Bridge
    • Talpa Ridge
    • Miranda Canyon
    • Bull of the Woods to Middle Fork
    • Horsethief Mesa
    • Outward Link Trail
  • Maintain
    • Adopt-a-Trail Program
    • Trail Master Training
    • Crosscut Saw Training
    • Wilderness First Aid Training
    • Trail Stewardship Events
  • Promote
    • Maps
    • Regional Trail Kiosks
    • Trail Brochures
  • About
    • Trails Plan
    • Benefits of Trails
    • Leadership Team
    • Work With Us
  • Donate
Menu Close
Enchanted Circle Trails Association

Uncategorized

  1. Home>
  2. News and Events>
  3. Uncategorized
Read more about the article VOLUNTEERS NEEDED 🫢🏻

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED 🫢🏻

Join us in August and/or September to help support trails and trail runners. By providing race support, ECTA benefits by…

Continue ReadingVOLUNTEERS NEEDED 🫢🏻
Read more about the article Snow Safety: How to Prepare for a Fun-Filled Winter Day

Snow Safety: How to Prepare for a Fun-Filled Winter Day

There are a lot of ways to explore outside in the winter, whether you prefer to ski or snowboard at…

Continue ReadingSnow Safety: How to Prepare for a Fun-Filled Winter Day
Read more about the article Comment on Draft EA – Questa to Red River Trail

Comment on Draft EA – Questa to Red River Trail

Submit your comments on draft EA for the Questa to Red River Trail (Q2RRT) by Friday. https://www.fs.usda.gov/r03/carson/projects/67508 Click "Get Connected"…

Continue ReadingComment on Draft EA – Questa to Red River Trail
Read more about the article The Seven Principles of Leave No Trace

The Seven Principles of Leave No Trace

The Seven Principles of Leave No Trace provide simple suggestions for how we can recreate outdoors with minimal impact.

Continue ReadingThe Seven Principles of Leave No Trace
Read more about the article Guide to Fred Baca Park and Taos Land Trust Trails

Guide to Fred Baca Park and Taos Land Trust Trails

Did you know that Fred Baca Park was named for Fernando F. Baca?

Continue ReadingGuide to Fred Baca Park and Taos Land Trust Trails
Read more about the article Guide to Summiting Devisadero Peak

Guide to Summiting Devisadero Peak

The Devisadero Loop trail, situated just to the east of Taos, is a local favorite.

Continue ReadingGuide to Summiting Devisadero Peak
Read more about the article Guide to the Wild Rivers Recreation Area

Guide to the Wild Rivers Recreation Area

The trails that comprise the Wild Rivers Recreation Area offer access to a multitude of outdoor recreation opportunities, as well as to the depths of the Rio Grande gorge.

Continue ReadingGuide to the Wild Rivers Recreation Area
Read more about the article Guide to the Taos Valley Overlook Trails

Guide to the Taos Valley Overlook Trails

The Taos Valley Overlook trails are a local favorite for hikers, bikers, equestrians, and dog walkers alike.

Continue ReadingGuide to the Taos Valley Overlook Trails
Read more about the article What Does the Unjust Firing of Federal Workers Mean for Public Lands?

What Does the Unjust Firing of Federal Workers Mean for Public Lands?

Thousands of federal employees who protect and manage our public lands are being unjustly fired.

Continue ReadingWhat Does the Unjust Firing of Federal Workers Mean for Public Lands?
Read more about the article Trail Adopter Highlight: Meet the Field Institute of Taos

Trail Adopter Highlight: Meet the Field Institute of Taos

β€œThe reward is in the joy and happiness of trail users enjoying outdoor recreation.”

Continue ReadingTrail Adopter Highlight: Meet the Field Institute of Taos
Older Posts →

Latest News

  • US 64 Redesign: Speak Up for Safe Shoulders and a Bike Path
    NMDOT is planning to re-design US 64 from Tres Piedras to the intersection with NM150 (KTAO / “Old Blinking Light”). This is a generational opportunity… Read more: US 64 Redesign: Speak Up for Safe Shoulders and a Bike Path

Donate

Thank you for supporting our mission to develop, maintain and promote our regional trail system.

SUPPORT TRAILS

Join our Mailing List

We will keep the number of emails we send to a minimum. And we'll never share or sell your information.

Subscribe

* indicates required

Enchanted Circle Trails Association

2 days ago

Enchanted Circle Trails Association
Cold temps, dark mornings, and early nights can make it hard to find the motivation and time to hit the trails πŸ₯ΆHere are some tips to help you transition into the fall recreation season:🧣 Layer efficiently: NOAA's infograph below has some helpful tips🍩 Bring extra calories: not only is food the fuel that keeps you moving, food is also the fuel your body uses to stay warmπŸ”¦ Bring a headlamp in case night creeps up on you before you expect itπŸ• Switch up your schedule: consider getting out in the afternoon when it's the warmest and there's more daylight🏜️ Pick trails that are south facing and in open, desert environments: they get the most sun meaning they're warmer and have more daylightHow do you prepare for the colder weather and earlier nights? Share your tips in th#trailsconnectus #enchantedcircletrailsn#enchantedcirclei#nmoutdoorse#nmoutsidem#nmtrues#trailss#nmtrailsu#nmtruels #nmtrails #nmtrue ...

Photo

View on Facebook (opens in a new tab)
· Share

Share on Facebook (opens in a new tab) Share on Twitter (opens in a new tab) Share on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab) Share by Email (opens in a new tab)

Enchanted Circle Trails Association updated their status.

2 days ago

Enchanted Circle Trails Association

This content isn't available right now

When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.
View on Facebook (opens in a new tab)
· Share

Share on Facebook (opens in a new tab) Share on Twitter (opens in a new tab) Share on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab) Share by Email (opens in a new tab)

Enchanted Circle Trails Association

5 days ago

Enchanted Circle Trails Association
We had a blast this week with our Adopt-A-Trail partner, Friends of the Carson Trails, and Trail Ambassadors from Age Up Well Taos πŸ™Œβ› Thank you to Friends of the Carson Trails for addressing erosion on the Gavilan trail by building a small retaining wall.🚯 Thank you to Age Up Well Taos for spending a morning picking up trash at the El Nogal Recreation Area and along Hwy 64.We only have three more public volunteer days left! Check our public calendar to get in on the fun before the season is over enchantedcircletrails.org/calendar/#trailsconnectus #enchantedcircletrails #enchantedcircle #nmoutdoors #nmoutside #nmtrue #trails #nmtrails #nmtrue #volunteer ...

Photo

View on Facebook (opens in a new tab)
· Share

Share on Facebook (opens in a new tab) Share on Twitter (opens in a new tab) Share on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab) Share by Email (opens in a new tab)

Enchanted Circle Trails Association

7 days ago

Enchanted Circle Trails Association
❗ Reminder! The NMDOT is hosting an Open House tomorrow to shape the future of US 64. This is a generational opportunity to get safe bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure included in the design plan! ❗The proposed segments are Tier 1 and 2 priorities in NM Statewide Prioritized Bicycle Plan and are a key link in several long-distance biking and hiking routes through Northern New Mexico. They should be designed to accommodate the current and anticipate future alternative transportation uses.Below are detailed descriptions of designs that we would like to see advocated for to increase pedestrian, bicycle, and driver safety along these two segments.🌐 Visit enchantedcircletrails.org/2026/10/06/us-64-redesign/ to learn more about the project, how to provide your feedback, and for public comment examples that you can use.#trailsconnectus #enchantedcircletrails #enchantedcircle #nmoutdoors #nmoutside #nmtrue #trails #nmtrails #nmtrue ...

Photo

View on Facebook (opens in a new tab)
· Share

Share on Facebook (opens in a new tab) Share on Twitter (opens in a new tab) Share on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab) Share by Email (opens in a new tab)

Address

PO Box 1634
Taos, NM 87571

info@enchantedcircletrails.org

Donate

Site Map

  • About
  • Trail Planning and Development
  • Trail Maintenance
  • Trail Promotion
  • Support Trails for All
  • Trail Stewardship Events
  • Connect

The Enchanted Circle Trails Association is registered as a 501(c)(3) organization.

Contact Us

  • Home
  • News & Events
    • Updates
    • Calendar
  • Plan & Develop
    • Village of Taos Ski Valley Trails, Parks, and Recreation Plan
    • HWY 150 Path
    • Questa to Red River Trail
    • Rio Grande Trail: Bridge to Bridge
    • Talpa Ridge
    • Miranda Canyon
    • Bull of the Woods to Middle Fork
    • Horsethief Mesa
    • Outward Link Trail
  • Maintain
    • Adopt-a-Trail Program
    • Trail Master Training
    • Crosscut Saw Training
    • Wilderness First Aid Training
    • Trail Stewardship Events
  • Promote
    • Maps
    • Regional Trail Kiosks
    • Trail Brochures
  • About
    • Trails Plan
    • Benefits of Trails
    • Leadership Team
    • Work With Us
  • Donate
Search this website Type your search