The Santa Fe to Taos Trail Offical Guidebook – 2nd edition

Release date June 10th. More info here. What’s in the second edition? The new alternate routes in the north half of the SF2T. These cut “road walking” (forest service road walking) in half. Significantly updated and expanded logistics information Way more detailed information about campsites, with campsites included in the section maps Way more detailed information about water sources, with campsites included in the section maps Do you need the second edition to do the SF2T? No. You’ll miss the new parts in the north half that skip the forest roads, but you can still do the SF2T. Will there be a digital version of the second edition? Yes. An epub file. That’s the same file format Kindle books use. So you’ll be able to import the epub file into Kindle devices, the Kindle app, or any of the many other reading apps available. __________________________________________________________ Treat yourself to an adventure on 132 miles of existing trails from the Santa Fe Plaza to Taos Plaza with this detailed guide to The Santa Fe to Taos Thru-Hike. Includes more than 50 detailed color maps and 50 photographs outlining the route so you’ll exactly what to expect. Find out: When to go What you’ll need Trail conditions, distances, and elevations Alternate routes and nice places to linger Water sources (there’s way more than you’d think!) Safety precautions Resupply options and services along the way Flora and fauna you might encounter Recommended itineraries based on how fast you go (20 miles, 15 miles, 12 miles, 10 miles, or 7 miles a day) How to do the route as a series of day hikes or one to two-night overnights Lodging, dining, and things to do in Santa Fe and Taos and along The High Road to Taos The high country of Northern New Mexico is a treasure. Some of it is well-known, but much is not. Discover hidden alpine lakes, stunning vistas, and what the Milky Way looks like without light pollution at 11,000 feet. At ten miles a day, the thru-hike can be completed in about two weeks — just long enough for the perfect summer vacation. Or make it last a little longer and do the route in a series of weekends.