Seven bridges were completed between 2014 and 2018, but there was a multi-year gap to build the last five, in part because of the significant challenge they presented.
For years the U.S. Forest Service has touted transparency and community consultation. But recently, residents of the peaceful village of Cañada de Los Alamos and the surrounding area realized we
Swell of hikers, bikers leads to surge of support for trails
MATT MAHLSEID, Santa Fe New Mexican
May 8, 2021
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1of5This April 13, 2021 image shows volunteers building a new trail at Galisteo Basin Preserve near Lamy, New Mexico, during an event organized by the Santa Fe Fat Tire Society. (Matt Dahlseid/Santa Fe New Mexican via AP)Matt Dahlseid/APShow MoreShow Less
2of5This April 13, 2021 image shows David Estes, front, pushing a wheelbarrow of tools and leading a group of volunteers along a new stretch of trail to reach a building site during a trail building event organized by the Fat Tire Society near Lamy, New Mexico. (Matt Dahlseid/Santa Fe New Mexican via AP)Matt Dahlseid/APShow MoreShow Less