What we’re about
Purpose of Group:
- Socializing
- Keeping active in a safe environment
- Hiking/Walking outdoors
- Nature trails / Mountain trails
- Easy to mid level trails
Who should Join:
- Singles who want to socialize with other singles while keeping active in a safe environment. 25+
I am 65+ yrs old, retired and active outdoors person. There's safety in numbers as we hike the outdoors.
My rules:
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Safety for all, no politics, respect others believes, sexual orientations, and race. Watching out for the safety of all is a must. You must stay with the group while hiking so no one gets lost. No pets allowed!
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No smoking, no e-cigarettes, drugs, alcohol, pepper spray or guns allowed. Just you: dressed! Hiking shoes, a backpack, walking stick, water, snacks, sun screen lotion.
You must be able to meet us at the start of the trail. So you must have a car or get a ride with someone.
Any more I am more interested in flat trails and some small hills. My interest is being out walking enjoying nature not speed. Some days I go for 1 to 2 mile hikes and the longest are 8 miles round trips. My goal is to exercise keep active and enjoy nature, not interested in been in a hurry. I stop take pictures, listen to the wild life and smell the outdoors.
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If this sounds OK with you sign up.
Upcoming events (1)
See all- Rio Grande North Bosque Trail Nature WalkNeeds location
This is an easy walking trail along the Rio Grande Riverbank. Trail is dirt and at times sandy, uneven path, with over grown vegetation. Narrow trails. We will be walking under the cotton woods trees.
Depending on your health you may need 1 to 2 bottles of water and comfortable walking shoes.
Example: Every where I go I take a day pack with at least one bottle of water. Its up to you how you like to do things. I like simplicity.
We will meet at the Alameda Open Space Parking Lot. https://maps.app.goo.gl/k15tGDvWAeKQjctK6
At 8:AM. Free Parking!
We will meet by the restrooms.
We will be walking northbound on the east side of the river for 2 miles until we get to the Sandia Pueblo boundary and turn back.To get an idea of hikes i do you can visit my youtube channel @daveshikesnewmexico
