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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?

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Read more about the article Trail Adopter Highlight: Meet the Field Institute of Taos

Trail Adopter Highlight: Meet the Field Institute of Taos

“The reward is in the joy and happiness of trail users enjoying outdoor recreation.”

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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

Have writer's block?...we're here to help!

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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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Enchanted Circle Trails Association is with Field Institute of Taos.

7 days ago

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Wondering what our Youth Conservation Corps Crew has been up to? The short answer...a lot 😎 They improved drainage, trail surfaces, and cleared encroaching vegetation off of the Elephant Rock 195S and 195W trails ⛏️They spent a day with Field Institute of Taos teaching the next generation all about trail maintenance 🫶🏻And lastly, they improved drainage and cut back encroaching vegetation on the Mondragon Canyon trailsSafe to say they've had a busy month of June and we can't wait to share what they get up to#trailsconnectuss#enchantedcircletrailsr#EnchantedCirclen#nmoutdoorsn#nmoutside##NMTrued#trailsu#nmtrails #NMTruels #nmtrue ... See MoreSee Less

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1 week ago

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Taos Trail Runners absolutely crushed their trail day, they logged out a whopping 12 trees and cut back encroaching vegetation for the first 3 miles on the San Cristobal Canyon Trail, and the trail is now tree free 🌲 #trailsconnectus #enchantedcircletrails #enchantedcircle #nmoutdoors #nmoutside #nmtrue #trails #nmtrails #nmtrue ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

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We had an awesome day with Taos Ski Valley installing their trail adopter's sign and improving drainage along the Williams Lake Trail😎Don't forget to check out our pages and our website for more volunteer opportunities, feel free to email carel@enchantedcircletrails.org with any questions or to RSVP for any tr#trailsconnectuss#enchantedcircletrailsr#EnchantedCirclen#nmoutdoorsn#nmoutside##NMTrued#trailsu#nmtrails #NMTruels #nmtrue ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

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📢POSTPONED📢 Trail say with TMORR is postponed until a later date, check out our website for other volunteer days coming up! ... See MoreSee Less

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  • News & Events
    • Updates
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  • Plan & Develop
    • Village of Taos Ski Valley Trails and Greenspaces 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
    • Join the Team
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