Meet the trailblazing women of the Santa Fe Trail. The Santa Fe Trail was a major international trade route in the 1800s. Spanning about 800 miles from Independence, Missouri to Santa Fe ...

The City of Santa Fe and the Santa Fe Metropolitan Planning Organization has secured funds to create a paved trail that will connect the El Camino Real Academy with the Cottonwood Village Mobile ...

The Old Santa Fe Trail was a historic trading route for the Indigenous peoples of the Americas. Runners carrying precious items such as turquoise from the Cerrillos Hills to bird feathers from ...

NOTES: In snowy and icy conditions, bring along microspikes. For helpful information and maps visit: trailsandopenspaces.org/trails/santa-fe-open-space/ From Monument ...

A recent state tourism grant will help visitors learn more about the 188-mile-long Santa Fe Trail Scenic and Historic Byway, which follows part of the old trade route through Prowers, Bent ...

A map and 19th century memorabilia fill the Santa Fe Trail Center near Larned, a place dedicated to keeping the trade route’s rich history alive. “This was a trail of opportunity, it as a ...

The "T" intersection at the southwest end of the Santa Fe Trail, where the route splits to Fair Park and Deep Ellum, will get a big facelift under the Friends of the Santa Fe Trail master plan.( ...

31—"SCENIC ROUTE IS A WONDER" the headline from ... views of Nichols and McClure reservoirs and the Santa Fe National Forest. The trail would likely be considered a hidden gem if it were open ...

9—Those who walk, run or bike on the paved pathway stretching along the Santa Fe River could see crews ... tacking on two miles to the riverfront route. This trail extension reflects people's ...

These names tended to be localized, and the maps showing the route were not definitive. Even more curious, the name Santa Fe and Salt Lake Trail is not mentioned in print until 1912, when the ...

SANTA FE — The Santa Fe Margarita Trail is one of those tourist trap ideas dreamt up by Santa Fe’s tourism office to encourage the people who journey from distant shores (or, at the very least ...