Current Trail Projects

BLM Approved the "Boneyard" Trail System!

The BLM Farmington office has completed the EA study and has approved the Boneyard Trail System! FAST has finished working with our local BLM office to build a new connector trail, called "Twisted Femur". We've also worked to get the rest of the trails back in good condition after being closed for two years and two epic rain falls both over 1.5".
Four trail maps have been installed at major trail intersections. Once the BLM installs the new parking lot on the east side of the fence, a new trailhead map will be located there.
Come check out the new Boneyard trail system! Please stay on the designated open trails. Some parts of the original trail system have been permanently closed so check out the trail map below for the new routes. Note: right after you cross the 1st cattle guard on your way out from the parking lot, you will see a temporary sign to your left and then on the right indicating the direction to get to the Boneyard trail. Follow that two track to the right for about 1/10 of a mile to the new trailhead.
NOTE: The PDF below represents the georeference PDF that can be downloaded free of charge from the AVENZA app on your phone to see your location in realtime. You can load the free AVEZA app first on your phone then scan the QR code on our Trail Maps page.

Twisted Femur Construction

Fossil Fuel rehab

Hoodo on Fossil Fuel

Boneyard Trail System Map

San Juan College Projects 2025

Recent Culvert Installations We removed a failing bridge and installed culverts where it was washing out.

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Here is another new section of trail that got a couple of culverts

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San Juan College Trail Maps

FAST has partnered with San Juan College and has provided 31 trail maps throughout the trail system to help users understand where they are at most of the primary itersections. Thanks to all who have supported this effort both financially and through donating time and materials.

Below is a sample of one of the trail maps. It depicts the trail map sign location with a You Are Here indicator as well as a 911: GPS coordinate for the trail map so that riders can relay their location more easily in the event of an emergency.

Scan QR below to access all Avenza maps provided by F.A.S.T.

Report Trail Issues

Please report any trail damage, wash outs, or problem areas here and we will do our best to address them

Phone

505-793-5233

Email

fastnmusa@gmail.com