Historic Route 66 is part of my longer travel which I took in July 2003. I had to take part in training organized in Denver and then to join workshop in LA. Time distance between two events was one week, so I took a chan...
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Ah-Shi-Sle-Pah is the hoodoo king of the San Juan Basin badlands. Multicolored badlands, eroded sandstone hoodoos and unique geological formations, many will love this place. The most remote and difficult badland to fi...
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The Bisti Badlands South - Alamo wash Little visited, unknown, the Bisti Badlands is an amazingly scenic and colorful expanse of undulating mounds and unusual eroded rocks covering The Bisti Wilderness is a remote deso...
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The Bisti Badlands North - Hunter wash Spring is windy season in the Southwest and sandstorms are common. A sandstorm was the reason for making a short hike in the Northern part of the Bisti Badlands.However we got to ...
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Coming from Taos, drive to and through Questa. 2-3 miles beyond Questa is a road going West (left) to the Wild Rivers Recreation Area. There's a sign; can't miss it. From there, it's another 13 miles to the Visitor Cente...
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The trail starts at the end of the Coyote parking lot of the Taos Ski Valley. It's all pretty straightforward. First climb up part of the Bull-in-the-Woods trail then go left on the Long Canyon Trail, and finally switch ...
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8km hike the Alkali Trail of New Mexico’s White Sands National Monument. Even the trail is marked with tall poles with orange tops, using a gps makes the hike easier. The monument is called White Sands, in fact its gyps...
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To find the trail head, drive North on 84 Española-Chama, past Bode's General Store in Abiquiu, past the turnoff towards Abiquiu Dam (96), and past the exit to Ghost Ranch. From the latter exit, it is about 2-3 miles to ...
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Lots of twist, turns and climbs. The shoulders on this road are wide in most places and the traffic is light. The most common obstacle along this route is the local wildlife. Be prepared to run into mule deer, elk and ca...
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Very nice loop. Starts with a popular section of the Rio en Medio trail but after 2 miles, this loop leaves that trail. We didn’t see any other hikers once we forked off. Down at the Rio Nambe, there’s some scrambling ov...
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Start at the Dripping Springs Visitor Area. We first walked up Dripping Springs Trail to the ruins of Van Batten Mountain Camp and Boyd’s Sanatorium and than half way back down and turned right into Crawford Trail. This...
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Hiking - La Luz Trail goes up Sandia Mountain to reach Sandia Crest at 3,100 m (10,170 ft). I didn't calibrate the barometer so this track is a bit offset. Start from the parking lot (US$ 3.00 self-pay admission) and d...
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Blast the Trackways 4x4 Event 15 Feb, 2020 Looped run on Trails of PTNM entrance Rd, PTNM Loop, Chile Canyons Loop, Big Jim Top to Bottom, Amatista Ledges, Hopping Jalapeno Bottom to Top, Chile Canyons Loop, Presidentia...
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To get to the trail head, take 64 through Taos Canyon, in the direction of Eagle Nest. Keep climbing and go past the top (Palo Flechado Pass). Start the descent and keep an eye out for mile marker 274. Go past it. A bit ...
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The trailhead is about 2 miles up from the junction of 285 when driving from Española to Abiquiu. It's at the left hand side of the road, and recognizable by a cattle gard, a US Forest Service sign, and an indicator for ...
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Nice walk in the valley along the creek, till reaching the waterfall. Quite popular trail, very limited parking
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From Glen Acres you continue crossing the desert plain outside Lordsburg. Very dry, but caracteristic scenery with quite a lot of flowers. Later you start ascending on dirt roads and sandy washes. A bit after the windmil...
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Easy trail at the edge of Santa Fe (NM) which provide beautiful sights of the city. Parking can be found at Upper canyon Road intersection with Cerro Gordo Road. I enjoyed this way with Tim Rogers and twelve kids from...
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Downhill, tracking. Climbing. Hicking. Pebbles, gravel, dry creeks and sharp stones. But its worth it.
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Start at Cerro Gordo Trailhead. Hike to 29, 30, 31, 34 and then to Picacho Peak. A moderately difficult hike, mainly uphill on the way to Picacho Peak, with some steep sections, esp between 31 and 34. Great views of Sant...
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A beautiful hike on ridges, through green forests and along mountainsides with great views. On this segment of the trail you’ll leave the state of New Mexico and enter Colorado
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A nice descent from the top of the San Pedro Wilderness area through beautiful forest areas. Well down, the scenery changes and the next leg of the trail is quite dry. A good climb up to the top of the Mesa, and then dow...
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The hike starts with rivercrossing the Gila. Then a slight ascend up to Snow Lake. From here there is a radical change in scenery - from green to yellow and totally dried out. The last watersource in 20 miles (32 km)is r...
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Roadwalk out of town on the official CDT trail. Then uphill a bit - with great views. Pine tree forest walk for some kilometers, before choosing the Gila alternate route at the junction. Wonderful trail.
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A nice dayhike through desert scenery. From Crazycook slightly uphill walking the South Sheridan Canyon on a combination of dirt road and washes. Once on the top the road starts descending all the way down to the water c...
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