Chama, New Mexico – CDT 2009 | Average Hiker January 26, 2020 Chama, New Mexico was a great trail town.
Chama NM In Sight – CDT 2009 | Average Hiker January 22, 2020 Chama, was my last town in New Mexico, and the Gateway town to my next state – Colorado.
Spring in my Step – CDT 2009 | Average Hiker January 17, 2020 I was only about 2 days from Cumbres Pass, and pretty excited about reaching Colorado.
Ghost Ranch – CDT 2009 | Average Hiker January 14, 2020 Ghost Ranch, fellow hikers, and crazy cows, made for a good and crazy couple of days.
San Pedro Boneyard – CDT 2009 | Average Hiker January 11, 2020 The morning after the thunderstorms was quiet. Quiet is good, but not in the middle of the forest surrounded by weird little skeletons…
San Pedro Peaks – CDT | Average Hiker January 9, 2020 The San Pedro Peaks were beautiful, but it was the nasty line of storms passing through that I remember the most.
Better Days in Cuba – CDT – Average Hiker January 7, 2020 Cuba, NM was a town stop that I enjoyed. Not all of the towns were memorable, but this first town where I took some down time, well, I still remember it…
Cuba New Mexico – CDT | Average Hiker January 5, 2020 The hike into Cuba NM was tough. If hiking the CDT again, I would definitely wear pants or high gators in New Mexico.
Badlands – Continental Divide Trail – 2009| Average Hiker January 3, 2020 I felt fortunate to see the grey wolf as I traveled across the mesa. It really was a magnificent animal.
Mount Taylor – CDT 2009 | Average Hiker January 2, 2020 Mount Taylor was a highlight of New Mexico for me, and I was looking forward to climbing the dormant volcano.
Chama, New Mexico was a great trail town.
Chama, was my last town in New Mexico, and the Gateway town to my next state – Colorado.
I was only about 2 days from Cumbres Pass, and pretty excited about reaching Colorado.
Ghost Ranch, fellow hikers, and crazy cows, made for a good and crazy couple of days.
The morning after the thunderstorms was quiet. Quiet is good, but not in the middle of the forest surrounded by weird little skeletons…
The San Pedro Peaks were beautiful, but it was the nasty line of storms passing through that I remember the most.
Cuba, NM was a town stop that I enjoyed. Not all of the towns were memorable, but this first town where I took some down time, well, I still remember it…
The hike into Cuba NM was tough. If hiking the CDT again, I would definitely wear pants or high gators in New Mexico.
I felt fortunate to see the grey wolf as I traveled across the mesa. It really was a magnificent animal.
Mount Taylor was a highlight of New Mexico for me, and I was looking forward to climbing the dormant volcano.
