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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 and safety into the fabric of our shared experiences.
Hike McKelligon Canyon Road
When Sept1st 2025. Meet 6:30 am
Where: Meet: McKelligon Canyon Gate
Lets enjoy the fresh air of the morning as we watch the sunrise over El Paso.
Sign in at the WE HIKE table and get some stretching in before we head out. WE HIKE & Vision Zero will talk safety and have some giveaways for participants on a first come first serve basis. You may learn some simple tricks to keep you safe on the adventures.
We will be walking on flat terrain, beginner friendly and explore the majestic of the Canyon and socialize along the way.
Please have at least 2 liters of water and any snacks that you may have. This hike will be on rocky terrain and is a beginner hike.
Close toed shoes are essential and there is no shade on this trail.
Please bring all the 10 essentials, and supplies that you need. Check the weather accordingly.
Bring a hat, water sunscreen, and prepare by looking at the weather.
Check in with WE HIKE the trailhead. This hike will start at 6:40am so please be early to get situated your pass or be ready to go, by this time.
After You can walk or run down to teh gate as a extra workout ofy ou chose.
When Sept 1st. Meet 6:30 AM
Where: Ron Coleman Trailhead Trailhead /Mckelligon Canyon
What to Bring:
Water, 2-3 liters minimum. Good close toed hiking shoes, hiking poles if you have them, 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. Electrolytes are good to have.
What not to bring: Pets, first time hikers, anyone who is not familiar with offtrail.
Fee: Free parking pass or $5
Bring your energy and sense of adventure!
Weather Reminder: Be prepared and check the forecast before heading out.
We can’t wait to share this magical adventure with you! If you have any questions, feel free to reach out.
Sept 6th, 2025
Meet at Walmart North Hills @ 6am to Caravan
What to expect
Intermediate hike across old jeep road and lose rock and a steep terrain for beginners. Sturdy shoes and hiking poles will be useful if you need them. Bring a flashlight if you want to enter the cave. We will start in New Mexico and then enter Texas so a park permit is necessary for this hike.
Know your limits and abilities.
2 liters water and electrolytes
Snacks you may need.
Any medications that may be needed.
Will break along the way as needed
If you are unsure of your ability please reach out to talk about the hike.
Be prepared for the weather and check accordingly.
For full details WE HIKE Programs
September 7th, 2025 @4:30pm
Come enjoy a evening at White Sands with us. Family friendly and Pet friendly. Please always keep pets on a leash.
We will have a potluck picnic for those who are interested.
If you want to participate in food, please bring something that is a finger food to share.
Bring a blanket, chair or something to sit on.
Bring sleds if you have them. I have 2 that I will bring to share.
Bring outside games if you want to play.
Hike will start at 7pm - expect long lines because this is a late open night for White Sands.
All activities optional, stay and play, or come on a small hike in-between.
There's plenty of space for social distancing, so there is no limit on attendees.
We will hike, sled, chill, picnic and walk around the dunes. This hike will be very short like two miles with a lot of scenery and photo opportunities.
We will meet in the Alkali Flats trailhead area. We will have a WE HIKE table set up.
If anyone wants to join and caravan, details will be posted on our website. Send text #caravan white sands. Caravan will leave at 4;40 PM you need to fill gas prior to caravan.
Please download the map since you may not have reception in this area.
Hike @7;30pm Distance: 2 miles Route Type: sand the entire way.
Fee: National Passes – free, per vehicle - $35 per motorized vehicle
Items needed: Water, 3 liters minimum. Sunscreen is 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.
Participants should be in good physical condition to attend this outing.
THERE ARE NO SERVICES at WHITE SANDS - bring water food and anything you need for the evening. 10 essentials, a light is in there too. Look at the weather, its always an amazing time at White Sands no matter the weather just be prepared,
We are excited to invite you to a special evening under the Flower Full Moon! Join us for a 1.5-hour or 3 mile guided hike followed by a relaxing sound bath experience.
Event Details:
McKelligon Canyon Challenge
Join the WE HIKE Team (Peter M is Captain)
McKelligon Canyon Challenge
5K Run/Walk
September 21, 2025
8:00 a.m.
Peter M is the Leader (after the 9 people get registered the attendees will receive the refund of $5).
Look for We Hike under teams
Password is Franklins$#*
Race day registration: 7:00 – 7:45 a.m.
Gate closes at 7:45 a.m. (SHARP)
Race starts promptly at 8:00 a.m.
Race Assembly area will be the McKelligon Canyon Amphitheater Court Yard.
Car Pooling is recommended as parking is limited.
REGISTRATION FEES (non-refundable)
Early Registration through September 8th $30
Late and Race Day Registration $35
Children under 12 years $20
Active military (discount applied at checkout) $25
Team Registration $25
October 4th, 2025 @7:30am
Meeting Point: 2900 Tom Mays Access gate, or Mundy's Gap Trailhead
Event Overview:
Embark on a challenging 8.5-mile hike to the summit of North Franklin Peak, the highest point in El Paso, in celebration of National Summit Day. This strenuous trek is designed for experienced hikers. Please assess your fitness level before registering.
Self-Assessment Questions:
Can you comfortably hike 8 miles or more?
Are you capable of hiking for over 6 hours?
Can you maintain a consistent pace with brief rest stops?
Do you enjoy group hiking experiences?
Are you willing to accommodate group breaks, even if you typically hike faster?
If you answered "yes" to these questions, this hike may be suitable for you. For further inquiries, please contact us for guidance.
Hike Details:
Duration: Approximately 4 to 6 hours
Pace: Moderate and consistent, with short breaks
Lunch Break: Extended rest at the summit for lunch and photography
Park Entry and Reservations:
Fee: $5 park entrance fee; free for Texas State Park Pass holders
Reservation: Mandatory prior reservation via Reserve America. Ensure you have a printed reservation confirmation for park entry.
Note: The park office opens at 8:00 AM; reservations must be completed online or by phone in advance to ensure timely entry.
Essential Gear:
Minimum of 3 liters of water
Sunscreen
Protective hat (the trail offers no shade)
Snacks
Personal medications
Appropriate attire based on weather conditions
Registration:
Sign up for the hike at www.wehikeadventure.org. Please note that park fees and reservations are separate from the hike registration.
Meeting Schedule:
7:30 AM: Arrive at the park gate.
Check-In: Present your reservation number at the visitor center and proceed to Mundy's Gap Trailhead if you have a printed pass.
7:45 AM: gather around the trailhead for group photo and hike commencement.
Participant Requirements:
This hike demands good physical condition. Individuals with underlying medical conditions should refrain from participating in moderate to strenuous activities. By RSVPing "yes," participants acknowledge their personal responsibility for safety and preparedness.
Let's conquer the summit together!
We are excited to invite you to a special evening under the Flower Full Moon! Join us for a 1.5-hour or 3 mile guided hike followed by a relaxing sound bath experience.
Event Details:
The 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!