Santa Fe Area Trail Conditions

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    Topic review (newest first):

    6/17/2025 5:45 am

    GregoryDiari

    As climate change accelerates and ecosystems shift, do you think our hiking trails are becoming outdated? What adaptations or innovations do you believe are necessary to ensure these trails remain accessible and sustainable for future generations?

    10/09/2019 7:01 am

    Gena

    On 8-13-19, the wooden bridge was dismantled and replaced with large stepping stones by New Mexico Volunteers For The Outdoors (pictures: https://www.flickr.com/photos/78338108@N07/albums/72157710352469057).

    8/08/2019 9:28 am

    NickK

    Bridge is seriously deteriorated but still passable.

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