Santa Fe Area Trail Conditions
Hints:
All of the hikes in the Guide are listed as separate forums in alphabetic order (as named in the Guide).
You need not register to view or contribute trail condition reports.
To look for trail condition reports, scroll down the list to find a trail and then click to read any reports.
To add trail condition reports, scroll down the list to find a trail and then click to find any reports. To update an existing report, click on the report and then on Post Reply. To start a new report, click on New Topic.
DISCLAIMER: This is an open Message Board to which anyone can contribute. The accuracy of the information is neither verified nor warranted.
This Message Board is for hikers to share information about trails listed in the Sierra Club Day Hikes in the Santa Fe Area (8th Edition). Consult before you hike. Contribute after you hike if you encounter trail conditions which other hikers should know about. See hints below about how to use the Board. Share the Board with other hikers (the more who use the Board the better the information).
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Alamo Canyon Loop Alternative
For an equally strenuous alternative with incredible geological sights, once you are in the bottom of Alamo canyon continue on to the Rio grande in a moderate off-trail segment. Once within a thousand feet of the river turn left over the low hill to find the burro trail returning to the monument headquarters. About 15 mi round trip and 1800 ft of gain, lets you see spectacular slot canyons, striated sandstone cliffs, and surprising stands of ponderosa and lush vegetation as you approach the river. There are also obsidian stones throughout the Alamo stream bed.
Hints:
All of the hikes in the Guide are listed as separate forums in alphabetic order (as named in the Guide).
You need not register to view or contribute trail condition reports.
To look for trail condition reports, scroll down the list to find a trail and then click to read any reports.
To add trail condition reports, scroll down the list to find a trail and then click to find any reports. To update an existing report, click on the report and then on Post Reply. To start a new report, click on New Topic.
DISCLAIMER: This is an open Message Board to which anyone can contribute. The accuracy of the information is neither verified nor warranted.