Happy Earth Day Cruise, April 21, 2018
In conjunction with the Railyard Park Conservancy’s celebration of Earth Day at the Railyard, SFCT held a community bicycle ride along the Acequia Madre and the Santa Fe River, starting and ending at the Railyard Park on April 21, 2018. This “Happy Earth...
Missouri U. Students work on La Tierra Trails
Members of the Santa Fe Fat Tire Society hosted ten students from University of Missouri to work on La Tierra Trails on Tues., Mar. 26. The students were visiting for a week to focus on needs on the Chamisa Trail in the Santa Fe National Forest but stayed in the low...
Bicycle Tour for International Making Cities Livable Conference, Oct. 2
At the request of the Chair of the Bicycle and Trails Advisory Committee, the Trail Program Manager took nine participants in the International “Making Cities Livable” Conference on a tour of bicycle facilities in Santa Fe on Oct. 2. Participants hailed...
Field Trips to La Tierra Trails in October
Thanks to support from Partners in Education to cover transportation costs, we are bringing hundreds more schoolchildren to city trails this October! This season, 4th and 5th Graders from El Camino Real Academy and Nina Otero Community School are visiting La Tierra...
Putting up Wayfinding Signage on Talaya Hill with County Volunteers
In Fall of 2017, we are working with County Volunteer Coordinator Carol Branch to put up wayfinding signage on the County sections of the Dale Ball and Connecting Trails, including Talaya Hill (Dale Ball Trails – South), La Piedra Trail, and Little Tesuque...
Demonstration Work Day and Hike with International Visitors
On Aug, 29 the Executive Director and Trails Program Manager, along with Railyard Conservancy director Christy Downs, met at the Railyard Community Room with conservation and parks professionals from five nations who were brought to Santa Fe by the Council for...
Seed Ball Throw, Native Plant Day, Aug. 19, 2017
On the morning of Aug. 19, SFCT celebrated “Native Plant Day” with the Native Plant Society of New Mexico and the City of Santa Fe by orchestrating a community bicycle ride and walk to distribute over 2,000 native plant “seed balls” on city...
Arbolitos Trail
The Arbolitos Trail is a GUSTO demonstration project along the top of a branch of the Arroyo de los Frijoles, northeast of La Tierra Trails. The route of the trail was originally flagged by Henry Lanman and Tim Rogers in April and was soon added to commitments for the...
La Tierra Trails / Dog Park Connector, July – September 2017
The “Dog Park Connector” is a GUSTO demonstration project to help create a long-awaited connection through city open space out to La Tierra Trails via the “Montoyas Trail” and underpass under the Relief Route. The GUSTO demonstration comprises...Upcoming Events
May
11
Sat
10:00 am Community Cruise for Bike Month ... @ Railyard Park Community Room
Community Cruise for Bike Month ... @ Railyard Park Community Room 
May 11 @ 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Come along on a slow community bike ride on Santa Fe’s urban trails and the bike-friendly streets that connect them. Building off of last Fall’s “Tour de Mural” theme, we will visit some outlying murals[...]
Jun
8
Sat
8:00 am Bullseye Baseline Monitoring @ Cottonwood Trailhead
Bullseye Baseline Monitoring @ Cottonwood Trailhead 
Jun 8 @ 8:00 am – 3:30 pm
A Collaborative Learning Workshop by Kirk Gadzia of Resource Management Services, LLC, Jan-Willem Jansens of Ecotone Landscape Planning, LLC, and Melissa Houser of Santa Fe Conservation Trust During this interactive workshop, participants will learn how[...]