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| Trails Alliance of Santa Fe monthly meeting 12:00 pm Trails Alliance of Santa Fe monthly meeting May 6 @ 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Volunteers discuss up coming trail work and issues with city, county and USFS folks. Open to everybody. | ||||||
Volunteers discuss up coming trail work and issues with city, county and USFS folks. Open to everybody.
All southside walks meet at 6 PM at 6599 Jaguar Drive and go from the Southside Library to Arroyo Chamiso Trail
One walk per month:
May 18th
June 15th
July 13th
August 10th
September 7th
October 5th
For more information on this and other walks, visit the Vámonos home page.
Prior to the Community Cruise, come check out the new “pop-up” protected bike lane that is being installed as a demonstration project on Paseo de Peralta between Cerrillos Rd. and Old Santa Fe Trail (see ad below). We will try it out, and look at other locations of potential bike lanes, and even our one and only existing downtown bike lane!
We will start at the Acequia Trail Underpass and finish at the Railyard Water Tower in time for the Community Cruise at 2 pm. All part of the celebration of Bike Month 2.0 – see Santafebikemonth.com, featuring the Santa Fe Century at the Railyard on Sunday.
Please join this family- and novice-friendly Community Cruise along the Acequia and River. We will start and finish at the Railyard Water Tower on Alcaldesa St. Part of the celebration of Bike Month 2.0 – see Santafebikemonth.com, featuring the Santa Fe Century at the Railyard on Sunday.
Preceded by a Bike Lane Scan from 1-2 pm (meeting at Acequia Trail Underpass).
Click on jpg for full version, or download pdf: Community Cruise Oct 9 2021
October 9th – Saturday @ 3 PM
“Walktoberfest” with AARP
Walk from Tumbleroot Brewery on River Trail to Frenchy’s Field and back.
2791 Agua Fria St
To register, please click on the button below.
For more information on this and other walks, visit the Vámonos home page.
Big thanks to
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