Other Information Provided
- Look for the walking paw prints to indicate pet friendly sites
- Walking route length in fractions of a mile and number of footsteps (actual steps may vary depending on individual)
- Amenities, lighting and access to public restrooms
- Attractions, including wheelchair accessibility, dog friendliness, and child safety
- Nearby Z-Trans Public Transit stops. For schedules and fare information call 439-4971 or visit ziatheraphy.org
- Information on other neighborhood walking areas, parks and green spaces, pet parks and information on New Mexico State Parks located in Otero County
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The Otero County Prescription Trails Program and Guide were developed through a New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) and the University of New Mexico Center for Injury Prevention Research and Education (CIPRE) Pedestrian Safety and Walkability Initiative with the Otero County Walkability Advocacy Group (OWAG).
The mission of OWAG and its community partners is to increase the awareness of pedestrian safety and walkability concerns within Otero County and to provide our residents with the best information about elements that make our community walkable and safe. For further information about OWAG or to become involved in improving walkability in Otero County contact: owag@cybermesa.com.