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$9.99
Can be imported into navigation apps like Gaia, AllTrails, OnX, CalTopo, Garmin, and others.
275+ waypoints along the route between Santa Fe Plaza and Taos Plaza.
Waypoints include water, campsites, parking, and cell service. Each of those waypoints will have a simple star notation (“*” to “***”) to denote how good the water source/campsite/parking site is. Cell service stars refer to how many bars I had on my iPhone 15 at that exact point.
Waypoints are also included about trail conditions, end or beginning of Sections and sub-sections along the route, and more.
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$22.95
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.
