Sierra Trail Mix is a weekly guide to nature-oriented happenings, mostly in the Santa Fe area. It’s published to over 550 people by the Outings Program of the Sierra Club’s Northern NM Group.
NEAR-TERM SIERRA OUTINGS
Latest info normally available on the Santa Fe Sierra Outings Meetup page. We’ve pretty much gone to a Meetup-based posting and signup process at this point, although it’s not absolutely necessary to sign up that way. Please RSVP the leader unless otherwise stated.
Saturday, September 15 Easy Hike along Deer Creek/Grasshopper Canyon. About a 3 mile (round-trip) out-and-back hike along Deer Creek. This hike starts along I-25 just north of the Canoncito exit. Shady and pretty along the creek the whole way. Let me show you this sweet hike ...
Please join the Pajarito Group and the Library’s Authors Speak at Fuller Lodge to hear about one of our environmental heroes, and to get some tips about furthering our current activism ...
Hike Saturday September 1st, 8am - noon on the Armijo Trail out of Cedar Crest ...
The September 2018 Sierra Club & Root Beer bimonthly series features the premier showing of Sacred Land, Sacred Water: Confluences in the Rio Grande Valley. Join us at 6:15, Friday September 7 at the Albuquerque Center for Peace and Justice ...
Join us on in Santa Fe on September 12 as we screen the documentary, "Drilling Mora County," and host a Q&A afterwards ...
On September 8th, after months of organizing and movement-building, the Peoples Climate Movement will bring tens of thousands of people across the country into the streets, town halls, and community forums ...
Saturday 8/11, 8 – 11am
Ojito de San Antonio, Cedar Crest
Ojito de San Antonio está en el lado Este de las Montañas Sandía, se llega por la Hwy North 14. Queda a 15 minutos manejando desde el Sprouts Farmers Market en 13150 Central Ave SE, ABQ NM 87123 (Tramway y Central), donde nos reuniremos a para ir en caravana saliendo a las 8am.
Es una caminata con algo de subida, hay vegetación: árboles y arbustos. Hay un antiguo huerto de frutales, una pradera, cactus ….
Se llama Ojito porque había dos ojos de agua y acequias que ahora están secas. Traigan sombrero del sol, refrigerio, agua, zapatos y ropa apropiada. Niñas mayores de 8 años son bienvenidos. ¡Gratis siempre! ...
Grant County, NM has been paying Wildlife Services to kill native wildlife such as coyotes, often by cruel and unacceptable methods. Tell them you don't want your tax dollars spent that way ...
