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Saturday Evening Ski Hill Dinner Hike

published by efmillsnm on Sat, 2025-05-24 11:36
Leader: 
Ellen Mills
Telephone: 
5056602345
Date: 
Sat, 2025-05-31
Leader Email: 
efmillsnm@gmail.com
Difficulty: 
Moderate
Technicality: 
Beginner
Are dogs allowed?: 
Allowed

This will be the first Ski Hill hike of the 2025 season.  The day of the week has changed due to County road construction that requires closing the access road to Camp May from Sunday evening until Friday afternoon for this summer season and into the fall months.

Please RSVP via text message to my cell phone if you plan to attend.  This hike is an elevation gain of about 900 feet.  Please bring a food item to share with the other participants, your own plate, utensils, and beverage of your choice. 

UPDATED Ski Hill Dinner Hike May 31, 2025 - 5:00 PM

published by efmillsnm on Sun, 2025-05-25 16:39
Leader: 
Ellen Mills
Telephone: 
5056602345
Date: 
Sat, 2025-05-31
Leader Email: 
efmillsnm@gmail.com
Difficulty: 
Moderate
Technicality: 
Beginner
Are dogs allowed?: 
Allowed

Here is the updated information for the first Ski Hill Dinner Hike of the 2025 summer season.

We will meet at the Ski Hill Parking lot and beginning hiking up the service road at 5:00 PM. This will take advantage of the evening light.  There is still time to confirm your participation for next Saturday evening.

I look forward to seeing you all on this adventure!

 

Ellen

505-660-2345

Skull Bridge to Ojitos Canyon

published by Anonymous on Thu, 2025-05-15 19:50
Leader: 
Bill Priedhorsky
Telephone: 
(505) 412-0376
Date: 
Mon, 2025-05-26
Leader Email: 
bill@priedhorsky.net
Difficulty: 
Moderate
Technicality: 
Beginner
Are dogs allowed?: 
Allowed

This is a day hike along a section of the Continental Divide Trail. We will leave Los Alamos at 8 AM on Memorial Day (Monday May 26), drive past Abiquiu and Ghost Ranch to the Monastary road, and park at Skull Bridge. From there we will hike westward on the Continental Divide trail, under the cliffs of the Abiquiu red rock country. This will be an out and back hike, aiming at 6-8 miles total. If the weather gets too hot for this route, we will divert a day or two before to an alternative route at higher elevation, perhaps in the Jemez.

Introduction to Backpacking

published by dewart on Mon, 2025-03-24 17:31
Leader: 
Jean Dewart
Telephone: 
5054125424
Date: 
Sat, 2025-05-17
Leader Email: 
jeandewart7@gmail.com
Difficulty: 
Moderate
Technicality: 
Beginner
Are dogs allowed?: 
Not allowed

The Los Alamos Mountaineers (LAM) and the Pajarito Environmental Education Center (PEEC) are offering a 2 day introduction to backpacking course on May 17-18.  PEEC & LAM have backpacking gear to loan for this trip.

There is mandatory pre-meeting on Monday May 12th at PEEC - to go over the required gear/food and distribute packs/sleeping bags/tents to participants.  We will also discuss the itinerary for the trip.  

Spanish Sunrise Hike

published by AnnSatsangi on Wed, 2025-05-07 14:46
Leader: 
Ann Satsangi
Telephone: 
240-672-7110
Date: 
Fri, 2025-05-09
Leader Email: 
Annsats74@gmail.com
Difficulty: 
Easy
Technicality: 
Beginner
Are dogs allowed?: 
Allowed

Join a 1 hour morning hike to enjoy the sunrise while speaking Spanish. All levels welcome, Spanish or hiking. Departing from Mitchell Trailhead promptly at 7:00am with return by 8:00am. 

Rescheduled - Lower Water Canyon

published by freydier on Thu, 2025-04-10 17:04
Leader: 
Claire Schappert
Telephone: 
5056609359
Date: 
Sat, 2025-05-03
Leader Email: 
freydier@q.com
Difficulty: 
Moderate
Technicality: 
Beginner
Are dogs allowed?: 
Allowed

Let's hike the Water Canyon/Ancho Canyon Loop, south of White Rock off of State Rte 4.

Technicality:  Intermediate: participants should be able to scramble over and down big boulders.  

Difficulty:  Intermediate:  participants should be prepared to hike 5-7 hours.  

Llama drop camp, Escalante country, May 1-9, 2025

published by bill on Fri, 2025-01-24 08:43
Leader: 
Bill Priedhorsky
Telephone: 
5054120376
Date: 
Thu, 2025-05-01
Leader Email: 
bill@priedhorsky.net
Difficulty: 
Moderate
Technicality: 
Intermediate
Are dogs allowed?: 
Not allowed

Dear Mountaineers,

Llama trip plans for spring 2025 have been in flux, but a plan is starting to gel. Llama packer BJ and I have agreed to dates for a drop camp, although we are still thinking about destination. The previously announced April llama trek may still go, but directly with BJ, not as a Mountaineers trip. I will take part in this trip, not the llama trek.

Canyoneering Practice

published by Evan_Rose on Fri, 2025-04-11 04:36
Leader: 
Evan Rose
Telephone: 
5056958945
Date: 
Sat, 2025-04-26
Leader Email: 
evanrose999@gmail.com
Difficulty: 
Easy
Technicality: 
Intermediate
Are dogs allowed?: 
Not allowed

Canyoneering season is here.  Perhaps you need some skills practice.  Evan Rose and John Davey will set up some anchors at the White Rock Y (just east of the junction of NM4 and NM502).  This area offers short drops and easy walk-ups back to the top of the ropes.

CANCELLED see below - Llama trek above the Escalante River

published by Anonymous on Mon, 2024-09-23 12:25
Leader: 
Bill Priedhorsky
Telephone: 
5054120376
Date: 
Sat, 2025-04-19
Leader Email: 
bill@priedhorsky.net
Difficulty: 
Moderate
Technicality: 
Intermediate
Are dogs allowed?: 
Not allowed

1/26/2025 udpate: CANCELLED but this trip is available directly through Llama packer BJ Orozco.

Cabezon Peak

published by Evan_Rose on Mon, 2024-12-16 13:39
Leader: 
Evan Rose
Telephone: 
505-695-8945
Date: 
Sat, 2025-04-12
Leader Email: 
evanrose999@gmail.com
Difficulty: 
Moderate
Technicality: 
Advanced
Are dogs allowed?: 
Not allowed

   This is the fifth annual spring climb to iconic Cabezon Peak.

   Cabezon Peak towers 2000 feet above the Rio Puerco Valley. This volcanic plug is the remnant of the core of a volcano - like Shiprock. Appearing impregnable, Cabezon can nonetheless be ascended by the intrepid mountaineer who follows the hidden route that wends its way through a crack in the peak's defenses. Said mountaineer must be able to execute a couple of low fourth class maneuvers in pursuit of the summit and its spectacular views.

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