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Read more about the article Trail Adopter Highlight: Meet the Taos Land Trust YCC Crew

Trail Adopter Highlight: Meet the Taos Land Trust YCC Crew

“Taos Land Trust empowers people to protect the land and traditions they love through education, advocacy and conservation."

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Read more about the article Trail Adopter Highlight: Meet Red Willow Hospice

Trail Adopter Highlight: Meet Red Willow Hospice

“The most rewarding part of being in the AAT program is knowing that our efforts are directly contributing to the preservation and sustainability of a trail that so many people rely on."

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Read more about the article Public Comment Examples for the Questa to Red River Trail

Public Comment Examples for the Questa to Red River Trail

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Read more about the article Trail Adopter Highlight: Meet the Taos Mountain Bike Association (TMBA)

Trail Adopter Highlight: Meet the Taos Mountain Bike Association (TMBA)

"Our mountain bike organization adopted the South Boundary Trail because it is our pride and joy. It is our place of reverence."

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Read more about the article Trail Adopter Highlight: Meet the Moreno Valley Trekkers

Trail Adopter Highlight: Meet the Moreno Valley Trekkers

"The Moreno Valley Trekkers have a long history of giving back to the Enchanted Circle Trails network within the Moreno Valley and beyond."

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Read more about the article Trail Adopter Highlight: Meet the Taos Trail Runners

Trail Adopter Highlight: Meet the Taos Trail Runners

"We organize group trail runs with the mission of building an active and connected community through exploration of our public land."

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Read more about the article Trail Adopter Highlight: Meet the Friends of the Carson Trails

Trail Adopter Highlight: Meet the Friends of the Carson Trails

I believe that everyone who uses the trails has a certain obligation to help keep them clear of blow downs and maintained.

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Read more about the article Trail Adopter Highlight: Meet the New Mexico Volunteers for the Outdoors

Trail Adopter Highlight: Meet the New Mexico Volunteers for the Outdoors

 “NMVFO has found that great work is done when we partner with other organizations, like the AAT program.”

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Read more about the article Trail Adopter Highlight: Meet the Taos Community Foundation

Trail Adopter Highlight: Meet the Taos Community Foundation

"The breadth of our work can be simplified to gathering, stewarding and sharing community resources."

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Read more about the article 10th Anniversary of the Columbine-Hondo Wilderness

10th Anniversary of the Columbine-Hondo Wilderness

The Columbine-Hondo Wilderness was officially added to the National Wilderness Preservation System on December 19th, 2014 and is the Enchanted Circle's youngest Wilderness Area.

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Join our friends at the Rio Fernando de Taos Collaborative this weekend for a cultural stewardship tour. ...

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Our trails are looking mighty fine this summer thanks to all of the hard work from our Adopt-A-Trail partners 🙌Here are some trail updates from the past month:⛏ Taos Land Trust installed motor vehicle barriers on the Palo Flechado trail off of Highway 64 to mitigate illegal motor vehicle use⛏ The Moreno Valley Trekkers improved drainage and mitigated illegal motor vehicle use on the Elliott Barker trail between Apache Pass and Bull Springs Meadow⛏ C. Saum & Crew cut out deadfall and encroaching vegetation on the Italianos Canyon trail⛏ Taos Mountain Bike Association logged out and cut back encroaching vegetation on the entirety of the Rio Chiquito and South Boundary trails⛏ Spider logged out 15 trees from the upper stretches of the Deer Creek trail⛏ Taos Trail Runners logged out, cut back encroaching vegetation, and improved the trail tread on the first 4 miles of the San Cristobal Canyon trail We still have a handful of volunteer projects left. Be sure to check our public calendar, so you don't miss out! enchantedcircletrails.org/calendar/#trailsconnectus #enchantedcircletrails #enchantedcircle #nmoutdoors #nmoutside #nmtrue #trails #nmtrails #nmtrue #volunteer ...

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    • HWY 150 Path
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    • Talpa Ridge
    • Miranda Canyon
    • Bull of the Woods to Middle Fork
    • Horsethief Mesa
    • Outward Link Trail
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