Description
The Carlito Springs Open Space contains remnants of the last century’s history as well as a long geologic past. This hike consists of a 1.8 mile loop trail that looks at the local geology, hydrology and the last century of human history in the area. Join Corbin Carsrud as he leads this educational hike in the east mountains. Restrooms available at the trailhead. Wear a hat, layers, and comfortable shoes. Bring water and snacks. This is a moderate hike. Parking is limited. Limited enrollment.
Corbin Carsrud is the Bernalillo County hydrogeologist, specializing in groundwater assessment, water well construction, and mapping. He holds a BS in geosciences from Texas Tech University and a MS from Sul Ross State University. Carsrud has worked across New Mexico and West Texas constructing municipal supply wells to modeling seepage in mining stockpiles. He is currently focused on identifying and raising awareness of water supply issues and spring flow changes within Bernalillo County.