New Mexico Walking Clubs
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Double Eagle Hike and Bike Club
10604 Royal Birkdale NE
Albuquerque, NM 87111
Thomas R. Baltes
(505) 298-1256
doubleeagles.net76.net
TLBaltes@aol.com
Sun Country Striders
P.O. Box 6787
Las Cruces, NM 88006
Doyle Piland
(575) 523-7034
zianet.com/dpiland/SunCountry/
dpiland@zianet.com
Kiwanis Club of Raton
401 S 6th St
Raton, NM 87740
Robert Mantz
(575) 445-2215
mantzcpa@bacavalley.com
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Kindle Edition - 100 Hikes in New Mexico
100 Hikes in New Mexico is one of New Mexico's bestselling guidebooks. It features a variety of hikes around the state plus a new Trails-at-a-Glance feature. New Mexico offers a surprising variety of terrain to explore, from the Chihuahuan Desert in the south to remarkable alpine lakes in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains to the north. In this completely updated guidebook, author Craig Martin includes easy one- and two-mile day jaunts, numerous eight- to 12-mile hikes, and difficult 20-plus-mile backpack trips for the more ardent adventurer. Interesting on-the-trail information such as the history of old mining camps, homesteads, and ghost towns is provided. Most hikes are quickly accessible from the urban centers of Santa Fe and Albuquerque.
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Author and photographer Laurence Parent updates this invaluable sourcebook with 21 new hikes, some popular and others unknown. Plus, the addition of elevation graphs makes it easy to determine the level of difficulty of each hike. Also, many new photos depict New Mexico's diverse landscape.
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60 Hikes Within 60 Miles: Albuquerque
Including Santa Fe, Mount Taylor, and San Lorenzo Canyon
From the black lava badlands in El Malpais National Monument to the aspen trees in Santa Fe National Forest, the Albuquerque area is filled with beautiful wilderness perfect for exploration. This comprehensive guidebook outlines the level of difficulty for each hike, and includes extensive maps and trail profiles to assist hiking enthusiasts and day-trippers alike. Experience the Rio Grande, old Route 66, ancient pueblos, ghost towns, and other charms of the area with this essential guide.
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50 Hikes in Northern New Mexico:
From Chaco Canyon to the High Peaks of the Sangre de Cristos
This is your guide to more than 50 spectacular and sublime walks, hikes, and backpacking adventures accessing the Jemez and Sangre de Cristo mountains, contorted volcanic formations, and striated canyons. Move across the expansive Valle Grande; pierce the clouds on Wheeler Peak; wade through a sea of wildflowers along subalpine lakes in the Pecos Wilderness; walk with the ancients as you explore ruins left by American Indian, Hispanic, and Anglo inhabitants in places like Chaco Canyon and Bandelier National Monument. Includes 51 maps, 50 black and white photographs, index.
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With its snowcapped peaks, forests, mesas, scrubland, wild rivers, and red-rock canyons, northern New Mexico's fabled landscape earned the state its nickname, the Land of Enchantment. Now for the first time in one handy volume, seasoned guide Bob D'Antonio introduces you to 50 great hikes within an hour of the Santa Fe-Taos area. Included are everything from short day hikes to multi-day backpacks, accompanied by trail tips, detailed maps, and beautiful photography.
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Hiking New Mexico's Gila Wilderness
New Mexico's 555,000-acre Gila Wilderness is a vast untrammeled patchwork of virtually unlimited forest types, climatic conditions, and wildlife. This rugged landscape boasts sweeping tundra, hot springs, mountain views, and deep gnarled canyons. Within Gila's boundaries, you can follow trails to views of the breathtaking peaks of the Mogollon Range, wonder at ancient cliff dwellings, and wind your way along stream-ribboned ponderosa forests. Hiking New Mexico's Gila Widlerness provides you with accurate information for over 80 hikes, complete with helpful elevation profiles, trail finder charts, and detailed maps. Wildlife viewing tips, historical information, and backcountry camping pointers are also included to make your hike in the Gila Wilderness more enjoyable. This guide will help you plan your trip to this stunning wild area. Its design makes it easy to find a hike that's right for you. Hiking New Mexico's Gila Wilderness is an indispensable part of your trip to the canyons and trails of the world's first designated Wilderness Area.
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Guide to the Hiking Areas of New Mexico
This comprehensive guide describes forty-eight hiking areas and dozens of individual trails for the entire state of New Mexico. The natural and human history, road access, topography, trail access, trail difficulty, map coverage, individual hiking trails, and other essential details are discussed for each hiking area. Detailed topographical maps outline all hiking areas and show specific trails. Afternoon strollers, day hikers, overnight backpackers, and expert outdoorsmen will find fulfilling and challenging hikes in these pages. General interest chapters discuss the fundamentals and safety precautions of hiking and camping in New Mexico. The guide includes a hiking equipment checklist, Spanish vocabulary list, and bibliography.
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Hiking New Mexico's Aldo Leopold Wilderness
Sample 53 of the best trails in New Mexico's Aldo Leopold Wilderness - a vast, 202,016-acre wonderland of canyons, valleys, mesas, long ridges, and lofty peaks. From great volcanic spires and spectacular cliff formations to dry pinyon-juniper woodlands and rolling virgin ponderosa pine forests, the diversity of the trails in Hiking New Mexico's Aldo Leopold Wilderness should please nature lovers and history buffs alike. Let veteran hikers Bill Cunningham and Polly Burke lead you through day hikes, two- or three-day backpacks, and rugged wilderness hikes. Use this guide for: up-to-date trail information; accurate directions to popular as well as less-traveled trails; difficulty ratings for each hike; detailed trail maps; zero-impact camping tips. Whether you are a day-tripper or long-distance hiker, old hand or novice, you'll find trails suited to every ability and interest in New Mexico's Aldo Leopold Wilderness.
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Best Hikes With Children in New Mexico
Kindle Edition - Best Hikes With Children in New Mexico
Big fun for little feet: A Southwest family classic completely revised. * Includes seventeen hikes new to this edition. * Hikes near urban areas including Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Taos, Carlsbad, and Los Cruces. These hikes are chosen for kid appeal: they feature things to do and see along the way, whether it be a waterfall slide, a tadpole pool, or a mysterious cave lined with petroglyphs. Trips are rated by age range and difficulty. Turnaround points - convenient and scenic places to shorten the hike and still feel satisfied - are noted.
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The most complete and up-to-date resource for Sandia Mountain hikers, this guide presents information on 57 trails covering a total distance of about 175 miles. Each trail entry begins with the length of the trail, the elevation gain, and degree of difficulty. The author, who has hiked each trail many times, gives directions to the trailhead and descriptions of trail terrain, scenic viewpoints, vegetation, and neighboring trails for making nice loop hikes. Also included are GPS readings to help high-tech hikers locate landmarks and points of interest via latitude and longitude information. The book contains 25 contour maps covering the trails in different sections of the Sandias and a separate large, full-color map of the mountain printed on water-resistant paper. The hiking trails of the Sandias are among the great recreational assets of life in north-central New Mexico, yet many hikers are familiar with only one particular trail, La Luz, which is one of the mountain's more challenging and crowded routes. This book will encourage novices and veterans alike to get out and experience the many other inviting trails to be explored in the Sandia Mountains.
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New Mexico's Continental Divide Trail: The Official Guide
The landscape of New Mexico inspires a sense of peace, awe, and grandeur unlike any other state - and it contains some of the country's most remote and unexplored natural areas. For day hikers, campers, or backpackers planning a long trek, this guide is absolutely essential for charting your way through this rugged and dramatic landscape. Well-known writer Bob Julyan's precise and entertaining prose, combined with Tom Till's extraordinary photographs, lead the reader through hundreds of miles of breathtaking scenery.
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Kindle Edition - Best Easy Day Hikes: Santa Fe
In Best Easy Day Hikes: Santa fe, local hikers Linda and Katie Regnier provide concise descriptions and easy-to-follow maps for 25 short hikes on well-defined trails through some of the most spectacular scenery in New Mexico. Featuring: * trails within an hour's drive from the city; * half-hour strolls to full-day adventures; * hikes for everyone, including families; * GPS-compatible maps.
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Hiking Carlsbad Caverns and Guadalupe Mountains National Parks
Carlsbad Caverns National Park in southeastern New Mexico is renowned for its amazing system of limestone caves, but it also rewards those who traverse the aboveground trails with striking desert scenery. The neighboring Guadalupe Mountains National Park in Texas is also blessed with spectacular trails, offering hidden retreats in narrow canyons and breathtaking vistas from atop huge escarpments. Uncrowded and remote, both parks offer superb hiking in unique environments. Hiking Carlsbad Caverns and Guadalupe Mountains National Parks is a comprehensive guide to all 36 trails - both underground and aboveground - in these two national parks. From deep caverns to high peaks and backcountry canyons, these parks provide the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable experience. Features: * desert, subterranean, and backcountry hiking information; * hiking descriptions, difficulty ratings, and trail lengths; * easy-to-read maps and clear directions; * special regulations for camping and horseback riding.
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The Gila Wilderness: A Hiking Guide
From Upper Sonoran desert canyons to sub alpine mountain peaks, New Mexico's Gila Wilderness Area is a world of contrasts and diversity. Named a wilderness region by Congress in 1924, the Gila was the first place in the world to be so protected. Today it encompasses 1,000 square miles and protects the headwaters of the three forks of the Gila River. Blessed with the rich human and natural history, it is home to Indian, Spanish, and Anglo cultures and Central and North American flora and fauna. In this complete guide to the Gila Wilderness Area, John A. Murray explores the region's natural history, highlights its human history, and provides tips for backcountry trips. The hiking section describes 24 trails for both the serious backpacker and the casual day hiker, in all covering some three hundred miles of trail. Each trail description gives directions to the trailhead, length, elevation, level of difficulty, scenic highlights, and natural and human history along the trail.
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Best Easy Day Hikes: Albuquerque
Kindle Edition - Best Easy Day Hikes: Albuquerque
Best Easy Day Hikes: Albuquerque includes concise descriptions and detailed maps for 20 easy-to-follow hikes in and around Albuquerque, New Mexico. Discover a region of diverse scenery and natural splendors - including the beautiful mixed forest of the Hudsonian Life Zone; Mina del Tiro, one of the New World's oldest galena mines; and the Fourth of July Trail, with its lovely meadows and stunning bigtooth maples. Features: * One-hour strolls to full-day adventures. * Hikes for everyone, including families. * Mile-by-mile directions and clear trail maps. * Trail Finder for best hikes with children, dogs, or great views. * GPS coordinates.
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El Malpais, Mt. Taylor, and the Zuni Mountains: A Hiking Guide and History
West central New Mexico offers some of the most diverse and fascinating landforms in the Southwest. Volcanic activity shaped the tortured landscape of El Malpais in the recent geologic past. The broad mass of Mount Taylor, an 11,389-foot volcano from another age, is the setting for a popular quadrathlon. And the gentle and park-like Zuni Mountains are ideal for hiking, biking, or a Sunday drive. The three areas provide unique outdoor experiences made more accessible by Sherry Robinson's El Malpais, Mt. Taylor, and the Zuni Mountains. Descriptions of hiking trails for each area include levels of difficulty, access, directions, photographs, and maps. Biking, skiing, caving, and auto tours are also included. Learning about the natural history of this special place can only enhance the experience, so Robinson provides descriptions of the geology, flora, and fauna of all three areas. She covers the region's unusual and little known history in lively and readable accounts that include the Acoma, Zuni, Laguna, and Navajo people's use of and relationship to the area.
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Los Alamos, though known primarily as the birthplace of the atomic bomb, is set in some of the Southwest's most magnificent country. Doroty Hoard, a naturalist and artist, has made this book much more than a hiking guide, including also the human and natural history of the area described in 24 delightful hikes.
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Los Alamos Trails is a guide to the more than 200 miles of dirt roads and pathways in the Los Alamos area. It covers the hiking, biking, and cross-country skiing trails in and around Los Alamos and White Rock. Ninety routes are described in detail, including the urban trail network in the Pueblo Canyon area, the roads and trails on the mesas west of town, the Guaje Canyon area, and the foot trails in White Rock Canyon. The suitable modes of transport are given for each trip, along with length, elevation gain, difficulty and seasons of use. For hikers, richly detailed trail logs describe paths through stately conifer forests, wide open mesa tops, and the rugged, spectacular White Rock Canyon. Mountain bikers will find a wide variety of trips from single-track adventures to easy dirt roads. Suggestions are provided for which of the hiking trails are best for a trip with children. Both locals and visitors will find this book indispensable for planning outdoor adventures on the Pajarito Plateau and in the Jemez Mountains.
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A Bark In The Park:
The 45 Best Places to Hike with Your Dog in the El Paso/Las Cruces Region
A Bark In The Park ranks the 45 top places to hike with your dog in the El Paso/Las Cruces area - all with your best friend in mind. Are there any places to take your dog swimming? Where are the best parks to walk the dog for more than one hour? Where can I find an off-leash "doggie social hour?" Where are the best parks to walk the dog and push the baby stroller? While walking her dog, author Jessica Powers also brings along generous helpings of local history, botany, geology, architecture and more.
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THE WALKING STICKS STORE
Walking sticks are helpful for maintaining balance, maneuvering,
and reducing stress on the back, knees, legs, and feet.
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The Walking Sticks Store stocks numerous inexpensive hand carved walking sticks. Some of our walking sticks include useful features such as a compass, a thermometer, or a camera-binocular mounting screw, and others can be separated into three pieces and stored in a compact carrying case.
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