Author Archives: stevew

November 2017 We need your help to raise $2,500 for the “Glorieta Access Trail”! BACKGROUND: Glorieta Camps world-class trail system has played host to many important Mt. Bike events over the last few years, including the Big Mountain Enduro, and … Continue reading →

Peter Olson received a link to an article on “Hiking Etiquette 101: The 12 Trail Rules You Should Know” from the folks in England that make the green wellies (green rubber boots). The Trails Alliance has a “rule” of not … Continue reading →

Standing and riding together for national monuments By Mark Allison and Brent Bonwell Jul 22, 2017

Wow that’s a lot of hours! The hours were divided between hours spent on trails for the City 2426hr, County 1560 hours, USFS 1555.25 hours and the Gallisteo Basin Preserve 345 hours. With volunteers organizations from the Santa Fe Fat … Continue reading →

There is something new on the left sidebar of our web pages called “Trail Conditions”. The Santa Fe Fat Tire Society created this twitter feed several years ago so that people could easily report the condition of the trail they … Continue reading →

Thirty-four new junction signs have been installed on the Santa Fe City-side of the Dale Ball Trails, and soon another ten will be installed on the County sections, as well as on the La Piedra and Little Tesuque trails! The … Continue reading →

Please click on the links below to see information regarding the Santa Fe National Forest Fall 2016 Field Trips and Wilderness Evaluation Meetings relating to the forest plan revision. Forest Revision Plan Field Trips Public Meetings on Santa Fe Forest Plan … Continue reading →

Santa Fe County has great new resource on trails in the county. We will add it to our Local Trials list and you can check it out here.

It seems impossible, but once again volunteer time spent working on trails in 2015 broke a record: over 5000 hours. The volunteer organization that has evolved under the Trails Alliance of Santa Fe guidance is an over-the-top success. The Santa … Continue reading →

If you love trails, here’s a great way to help them. The Galisteo Basin Preserve (www.galisteobasinpreserve.com) allows hikers, bikers, and equestrians to use their trails. This is a non-profit organization which needs help to maintain its wonderful trail network. If … Continue reading →