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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

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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 Quarterly Report 2024-10 thru 2024-12

Quarterly Report 2024-10 thru 2024-12

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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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  • 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

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Enchanted Circle Trails Association

8 hours ago

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Thank you to our dedicated Adopt-A-Trail partners and volunteers for braving the cold and blustery weather to join us for some trail maintenance ⛏️🌲 Burg and ECTA improved drainage and removed large, loose rock from the Middle Fork Lake trail⛰️ Taos Mountain Outfitters and ECTA improved drainage, cut back encroaching vegetation, and cleared large, loose rock from the Wheeler Peak Summit trail🍂 The Moreno Valley Trekkers cut back encroaching vegetation, rebuilt cairns, and cleared debris from a portion of the Elliott Barker trailIf this sounds like your idea of fun, be sure to join us for our LAST TWO volunteer projects of the year! Visit our public calendar for details enchantedcircletrails.org/calendar/#trailsconnectus #enchantedcircletrails #enchantedcircle #nmoutdoors #nmoutside #nmtrue #trails #nmtrails #nmtrue #volunteer ...

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2 days ago

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Join our friends to help clean up one of our most beloved waterways! ...

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2 days ago

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Only 5 days left to let NMDOT know you want safer pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure along US 64! It'll take two minutes. (Comments due by October 20th)The safety of our community needs:🏃‍♀️ An 8 foot shoulder the entire length of the project, with at least 6 feet of a usable shoulder for cyclists and pedestrians🚴 A separated, multi-use path from Hwy 150 to the High Bridge🌐 Visit our webpage for more information about the project, talking points, and public comment examples you can use: enchantedcircletrails.org/2026/10/06/us-64-redesign/Or visit the project page directly: www.dot.nm.gov/event/tres-piedras-to-tao#trailsconnectuse#enchantedcircletrailsr#enchantedcirclei#nmoutdoorsd#nmoutsidet#nmtruem#trailsr#nmtrailsr#nmtruemtrue ...

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Enchanted Circle Trails Association

4 days ago

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Cold temps, dark mornings, and early nights can make it hard to find the motivation and time to hit the trails 🥶Here 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 warm🔦 Bring a headlamp in case night creeps up on you before you expect it🕝 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 ...

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    • 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
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    • Benefits of Trails
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