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Mosca Trail ADD-ON (Mountainair RD)
Contact Leader(s): Don Lemke, d.lemke@nmvfo.org; Uwe Schroeter, u.schroeter@nmvfo.org with any questions.
Results: It may look like a beautiful fall hike, but we got plenty of trail work done along the way! Our team of seven NMVFO volunteers cleared three downed trees and completed the lopping along the Mosca Trail. Our scenic 6.5-mile loop took us along the Fourth of July, Albuquerque, and Mosca Trails, with a return via the Manzano Crest, Cerro Blanco, and Fourth of July Trails. A perfect fall day in the Manzano Mountains—great weather, gorgeous colors, and a job well done!
What is an add-on? We organize several off-schedule short-notice word-of-mouth projects during the trail season. If you show up to a large number of projects, mention to your project leader that you are interested.