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Teen volunteers will join with Santa Fe County personnel and Tano Road Association volunteers to build a .5 mile trail in a wide easement on the south side of Tano Road between Montoyas and San Rafael. We’ll meet at the intersection of Tano and Montoyas.

Come join Santa Fe Fat Tire Society’s master bridge-builders as we replace a bridge over a tributary of the Arroyo de los Pinos in this City Open Space above Calle Lorca Park.

Please RSVP so I know how many folks plan to come.  Thanks!

PS If it snows or we have freezing temperatures, this work event may be cancelled.

Come join us as we repair some small culvert crossings and perform other trail maintenance on this subdivision trail belonging to the City of Santa Fe.  Our first work visit to the Vista del Freeway trails!

Please RSVP so I know how many folks plan to come.  Thanks!

PS If it snows or we have freezing temperatures, this work event may be cancelled.

The Santa Fe Fat Tire Society and the Santa Fe Conservation Trust invite you to a gathering to guide planning toward SFFTS’s vision of a singletrack loop trail around Santa Fe – the Grand Unified Trail System (GUTS).

Working with local land managers, the trail user and volunteer community, and the National Parks Service’s Rivers, Trails, and Conservation Assistance (RTCA) program, we are assembling a project steering committee to develop the “GUTS” vision and outline steps toward achieving it.

In this meeting, we will work with interested partners to define the partnership, roles, process, and composition of the steering committee and draft a schedule of work toward the GUTS vision.

We are holding a first meeting to this end on Fri., Feb. 20, from 12 noon to 1:30 pm at the Santa Fe Conservation Trust office, and we hope you will join us.

Please RSVP by email to tim@sfct.org so we know we have enough lunch for everyone.

Students and parents from Camino Real Academy enjoy Dale Ball Trails – South on a field trip last fall. School field trips will run again in April and May, with transportation costs generously covered by the S.L. Gimbel Foundation.

Join SFCT and partners in a celebration of Dale Ball’s legacy by taking your kid (or your partner, or a friend) for a hike on Dale Ball Trails.  We will gather once again back at the Corral (“Sierra del Norte”) trailhead on Hyde Park Rd.  After a brief reflection on the lasting value of preserving our community’s open space and trails, around 1:30 we will let our feet do the walking, and hit the trails.

Pick up a copy of the newest edition of the Santa Fe Foothill Trails map, grab some goodies, and go!  Just remember to bring a water bottle, sun protection, and sensible hiking shoes or boots, and be prepared to bundle up with a warm hat, gloves, and an extra top layer (just in case).

Some of us will hike a variation on the Dale Ball North loop, with a visit to Santa Fe County’s La Piedra Open Space, which provides access to the Little Tesuque Creek and beyond to the Santa Fe National Forest.  How far you go in that direction is entirely up to you, but all are welcome to experience how the Dale Ball Trails and the La Piedra Trail now “connect the city to the sky”!

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