WE HIKE
Hiking. Exploring. Adventuring. Living.
JOIN US FOR EXCITING ECO CULTURAL EVENTS AND HIKING, THAT WILL INSPIRE YOU, CONNECT YOU WITH NATURE AND COMMUNITY.
At We Hike, we embark on a journey that transcends the ordinary, inspired by a vision to bring our community outdoors and enrich lives through the transformative power of hiking. Our commitment extends beyond the trails as we seek to integrate education, culture, arts, health, and wellness into the fabric of our shared experiences.
We Hike is a 501c3 charity and depends on your contributions. All your donations are tax deductible. We appreciate you and all your support.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Killer Legs Trail Run
Every Thursday
6:30 pm
Sessions - Climbing & Fitness -
Who - all levels
Join us for a 4-5 miles run. This can be a run/jog/walk - so all are welcome.
Parking ; Park in the parking lot or on the street.
Please DO NOT park at the bank. This is subject to towing.
Bring water, flashlight, and snacks that you may need.
Franklin Peak
Sat Oct.26th, 2024
8am
Mundys Gap Trailhead at 2900 Tom Mays, El Paso Tx
Join me us for a hike to summit El Paso highest peak. This is not a beginner’s hike. Know your limits before signing up for this hike.
This is considered hard to strenuous depending on your ability. A couple questions you can ask yourself.
Can you hike 8 miles or more?
Can you hike for more than 6 hours?
Can you hike a consistent pace with short breaks?
If you answer yes, then this could be for you. If you have questions, reach out and we'll help you decide.
This hike can take 4 to 6 hours.
Let's hike! Join us in an 9 mile hike for cardio and endurance at a moderate consistent pace with breaks along the way.
Texas state park pass free, if not $5 for the park use fee. You can have a printed-out reservation and also sign up online for a reservation at reserveamerica.com or call 915-444-9121 or have a printed online pass, to make advance reservations so you start on time with the group
Please have the 10 essentials with you and also watch the weather for the appropriate attire.
You can sign up for this hike at wehikeadventure.org but the park fess and reservation are separate.
We will take a longer break at the top for lunch and pictures as well.
Sierra De Cristo Rey
Sat Nov 9th 2024 @7am
Directions (Click here)
Join us for a Family-Friendly Hike & Clean-Up at Sierra Cristo Rey!
Minimal walking
Let's work together to keep one of our favorite hiking spots clean and beautiful! This is a great opportunity for community engagement, and it's perfect for families. Whether you're an avid hiker or just love the outdoors, we welcome you to participate.
What's Provided: Refreshments to keep you energized and hydrated
Trash bags for the clean-up
What to Bring: Hat, sunscreen, personal items you may need.
Gloves (for your protection, optional but useful).
Litter picker-upper (optional but helpful!)
Let's come together and make a difference. Bring the family for a community bonding engagement.
Franklin Peaks Series P3
Sat Nov 16th 2024 @6:30am
Thousand Steps Trailhead
This will be the last of three hikes in the Franklin Mountain Peaks Series.
Please join us on an adventure that will take your breath away.
This is considered a difficult hike. Please know your ability.
We will meet at Thousand Steps Trailhead.
Please call ahead to make a reservation since there are limited spots available for this hike.
Need water a leash 2 liters, snacks, good traction shoes with hiking shoes preferred, sunscreen and weather appropriate clothes.
Fee: $5 per person Park fee, or use your Texas Park pass. Go online to https://texasstateparks.reserveamerica.com/franklin...
Items needed: Water, 2 liters minimum. Sunscreen, a good hat for protection from the sun as there is no shade on the trail. Snacks are always good to have. Bring any medications you may personally need.
Guadalupe Peak
November (TBD)
Meet; Guadalupe Peak Trailhead at Pine Springs campground parking lot
Meet at trailhead at 6:50am. Suggest leave El Paso by 5:15am
Strenuous Hike
Know your limits and abilities.
Experience with miles a must.
4 liters water and
Snacks you may need.
Any medications that may be needed.
Must be able to walk at a constant pace
Will break longer at the top.
If you are unsure of your ability please reach out to talk about the hike.
Be prepared for the weather and check accordingly.
Run the 915
Dec 1 to 15th 2024
Franklin Mountain State Park
Queens of the Mountain Trail Runners in El Paso TX has committed to run 915 miles for Run the 915 virtual event this December. If you're looking for a great challenge, please consider joining our team. Every mile will help us reach our goal. You can participate locally or virtually. You can run on trails, road, treadmill, hike, or walk.
Click on the link to register today!!
https://runsignup.com/Race/Register/RaceGroup-1?raceId=99174
International Mountain Day
Dec 11th 2024
Chuck Heinrich Park
Meet at park at 4:30pm get signed in
Join us on a 4-6 miles hike. We will be walking around the Franklins looking at the desert life and talking about what it does for our environment. lets go see what wildlife we can spot.
Fee: $5 per person Park fee, or use your Texas Park pass. Go online to https://texasstateparks.reserveamerica.com/franklin...
Items needed: Water, 2 liters minimum. Sunscreen, a good hat for protection from the sun as there is no shade on the trail. Snacks are always good to have. Bring any medications you may personally need.
Friday the Thirteenth
Dec 13th 2024
Chuck Heinrich Park
Meet at park at 5:30pm get signed in and a raffle ticket.
Spanish/ English event
FREE EVENT
Family Friendly
Bring a chair
Bring a light source for walk and stories
Costume/ mask contest
2 bottle water minimum - you can refill at the park
Public restrooms available
1/2 or 1 mile walk
You do not have to walk. You can enjoy and relax at the park
Be prepared for the weather and check accordingly.
NEWS
Trail Clean-up Hike and Bike
Aug 10, 2024 - North Hills El Paso, TXThe Borderland Mountain Bike Association teamed up with WeHike Adventure to clear our North Hills trails of a number of blue spray painted arrows.
A special thanks to all participants and volunteers for their commitment, taking on this sprawled out challenge in quickly rising temperatures.
Please remind your friends to practice leaving no trace and respect our trails and natural open spaces. It is never okay to paint rocks. Remember the use of our trails is a privilege, and not a right.
Thank you, Speedy's Pizza for the delicious lunch!