A free urban walking program on public trails in the Santa Fe community.

2025 Schedule

2025 Schedule – Español

The Santa Fe Walking Collaborative, convened by the Santa Fe Conservation Trust, wants to help you to walk more!

Since 2018 we’ve annually hosted 25 in-town walks on trails near Santa Fe’s parks and 5 hikes on dirt trails each year for a total of 30 walks from May through October.

Upcoming Events

2025 Vámonos Flyer – English

2025 Vamonos Flyer – Español_Page

News

Galisteo Property Renaming July 22, 2025
2024 Annual Report & 2025 Newsletter July 21, 2025
Tour de Sequoia, July 5, 2025 July 7, 2025
Acequia and River Cruise: May 10, 2025 June 4, 2025
Sarah Noss on the Richard Eeds Show April 30, 2025

All walks are free and open to the public. No registration is required, but if you would like to be notified of upcoming walks,

TEXT SFWALKS TO 833-243-6033 FOR WALK REMINDERS IN ENGLISH

TEXT SFCAMINA TO 833-243-6033 FOR WALK REMINDERS IN SPANISH

AUGUST

5 – Tuesday @ 6pm
Take a Walk on the South Side
South Side Library to Tierra Contenta Tr
Meet at 6599 Jaguar Drive
Hike Info: Easy; ADA

9 – Saturday @ 9am
Vámonos Hike – Explore Re-Unity Resources from the SF River Trail
Meet at Romero Park (dog park entrance), off Caja del Oro Grant Road
Hike Info: Moderate; Dirt

13 –Wednesday @ 5:30pm
Wellness Walk
Acequia Trail and Ashbaugh Park from Larragoite Park
Meet at 1464 Cristobal Colon
Hike Info: Easy; Mixed ADA and Dirt

21 – Thursday @ 5:30pm
Find A New Path! Walk the SF River Trail
and end with Happy Hour!
Meet at Tumbleroot at 2791 Agua Fria St
Hike Info: Moderate; Mixed ADA and Dirt

22 – Friday @10am
Walk With Our Elders
Bicentennial/Alto Park to SF River Trail
Meet at 1121 Alto St/Behind MEG Center
Hike Info: Easy; ADA

SEPTEMBER

2 – Tuesday @6pm
Take a Walk on the South Side
South Side Library to Tierra Contenta Tr
Meet at 6599 Jaguar Drive
Hike Info: Easy; ADA

10 – Wednesday @ 5:30pm
Wellness Walk
Acequia Trail from Larragoite Park to Railyard Park
Meet at 1464 Cristobal Colon
Hike Info: Easy; ADA

13 – Saturday @ 9am
Vámonos Hike at the Arroyo Hondo Open Space
With Honey Harris from KBAC!!
Meet at Old Agua Fria Rd E Trailhead (end of road, off Old Pecos Trail exit)
Hike Info: Moderate; Dirt

18 – Thursday @ 5:30pm
Find A New Path!
Arroyos Chamisos Trail from Museum Hill to St. John’s College
Meet at end of Camino Corrales
Hike Info: Moderate; Dirt

26 – Friday @ 10am
Walk With Our Elders
Bicentennial/Alto Park to SF River Trail
Meet at 1121 Alto St/Behind MEG Center
Hike Info: Easy; ADA

OCTOBER

1 – Wednesday @ 5:30pm
Wellness Walk
Acequia Trail and Ashbaugh Park from Larragoite Park
Meet at 1464 Cristobal Colon
Hike Info: Easy; Mixed ADA and Dirt

7 – Tuesday @ 5:30pm
Take a Walk on the South Side
South Side Library to Tierra Contenta Tr
Meet at 6599 Jaguar Drive
Hike Info: Easy; ADA

16 – Thursday @ 5:30pm
El Camino Real Trailhead to SF River Trail
Meet at 3600 Constellation Dr.
(end of Constellation Dr. off Airport Rd.)
Hike Info: Easy; ADA

18 – Saturday @ 8:30am – 1:30pm
Vámonos Hike at Cerrillos Hills St. Park
Registration required @
Free bus transportation to trailhead
Hike Info: Moderate; Dirt

24 – Friday @ 10am
Walk With Our Elders
Bicentennial/Alto Park to SF River Trail
Meet at 1121 Alto St/Behind MEG Center
Hike Info: Easy; ADA

Why Walk?

Regular exercise is one of the best things you can do for your health. Walking can provide numerous benefits by helping manage your weight, lower your blood pressure and cholesterol, strengthen your bones and muscles, protect against chronic disease and much more. In addition to the benefits of walking, studies have shown that being outside in nature can boost your immune system, improve your mood, and lower stress. Walking–even a little bit to start and working up to 30 minutes to an hour several times a week–is all it takes to start improving your sleep and circulation, support your joint health, and decrease your risk of developing a serious health issue such as coronary heart disease or type II diabetes.

What is the Santa Fe Walking Collaborative?

In August 2017, the Santa Fe Conservation Trust asked many community partners to join to improve public health, expand the use of city parks and public trails, and encourage and facilitate regular outdoor exercise by providing residents with knowledge and connections to existing walking and trail resources. The combined effort resulted in a series of walks across the city, designed for all age groups and interests.

Members of the Santa Fe Walking Collaborative include the convener, Santa Fe Conservation Trust, the City of Santa Fe, Santa Fe County, New Mexico Department of Health, New Vistas, New Mexico Aging Services, AmeriCorps Santa Fe RSVP, and La Familia Medical Center.