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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

β€œThe 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

β€œTaos 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

β€œThe 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

4 days ago

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Join us and Taos Mountain Outfitters for a day out on the trailPlease email carel@enchantedcircletrails.org if you plan on coming πŸ“§ Details: πŸ—“οΈ When: July 15th 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM πŸ“ Where: Meet at the parking lot with the radio tower east of the Phoenix Grill (36.576271, -105.438483)⛏️ What to Expect: A day filled with fun and trail maintenance on one of the most renowned trails in northern New Mexico. Work will consist of basic trail maintenance like constructing small retaining walls to reduce trail erosion. We'll be using tools like pick mattocks, McLeods, shovels, and small hammers.πŸͺWe will be hiking 2 miles up the Williams Lake trail to access the Wheeler Peak Summit trail, expect to hike 6-7 miles roundtrip with tools. The trail is uphill, steep in sections, and has loose rock in parts. We will be working at elevations of 11,250'-12,250', it's highly advised to acclimate yourself before attending.πŸŽ’ What to Bring: Please wear long pants, sturdy hiking shoes/work boots, work gloves, and eye protection (sunglasses okay). Bring a day pack with plenty of food and water, sunscreen, layers, and rain gear. *We will be on the trail all day and not returning to the cars for lunch* ECTA will provide the hard hats and tools. We hope to see you there ... See MoreSee Less

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Enchanted Circle Trails Association

6 days ago

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It's the BLM's 80th birthday πŸŽ‰To celebrate, Saturday July 16th all BLM lands are fee-free days πŸ€‘ What better way to celebrate than right in our own ba#WildRiversWil#trailsconnectuss#enchantedcircletrailsr#EnchantedCirclen#nmoutdoorsn#nmoutside##NMTrued#trailsu#nmtrails #NMTruels #nmtrue ... See MoreSee Less

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Enchanted Circle Trails Association is with Visit Taos Ski Valley and Bull of the Woods Trail Run.

1 week ago

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VOLUNTEERS NEEDED for two iconic Taos Ski Valley Trail Race events.The Up & Over Trail Races and Bull of the Woods Trail Races are a great way to spend time in the mountains supporting trails. And - you don’t have to run πŸ˜‰.Host aid stations, be a course monitor, help with registration, and more. We have a place for you 🫡!Up & Over 10K Trail Runs - August 1 & 2Volunteer ShiftsAugust 1, Saturday: 7am-1pmAugust 2, Sunday: 7:30am-noonBull of the Woods Trail Races - September 5Volunteer ShiftsSeptember 5, Saturday - 1/2 day & full day shifts availableEmail events@enchantedcircletrails.org to register to volunteer or ask any questions.A portion of the proceeds from these events go directly to ECTA to help build, maintain, and promote the trails that connect us. ... See MoreSee Less

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Enchanted Circle Trails Association updated their status.

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    • Bull of the Woods to Middle Fork
    • Horsethief Mesa
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