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CDT Nacimiento Corridor Enhancement Project (Community Event)
June 21, 2025 @ 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
*Organized and led by NM Wild, the Continental Divide trail Coalition and CDT Trail Adopter Dr. Kozoll*
New Mexico Wild is seeking volunteers to contribute to a trail maintenance project co-led by the Continental Divide Trail Coalition and CDT Trail Adopter, Dr. Richard (Dick) Kozoll. This project is scheduled for Saturday, June 21 from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Santa Fe National Forest staff will also participate in the project.
This project will focus on corridor improvement and signage of the upper and lower portions of a new section of the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail (CDT) from the Nacimiento Mine to the Las Vacas Trail junction, to improve public access and enjoyment along the CDT.
This is a great opportunity to see this amazing new trail and contribute to its improvement!
Meeting Location
We will meet at 10 am at the Nacimiento Mine entrance on NM Highway 126, 5 miles east of Cuba and 1/2 mile past the cattleguard at the Santa Fe Forest boundary. You can find the meeting location on Google Maps.
This event will be limited to 10 volunteers. Please register here: https://www.nmwild.org/event/cdt-nacimiento-corridor-enhancement-project/ and reach out to shelby@nmwild.org with questions.