LA Walks

The Los Alamos Walkability Advocacy Group
Los Alamos, New Mexico

LA Walks is a citizens' group supporting pedestrian safety, accessibility, convenience, and comfort throughout the community. We are actively engaged with the Transportation Board, TAPS (Trails and Pathways Subcommittee), the County Staff, other volunteer organizations, private developers,and the public to make Los Alamos a safer and more enjoyable place to walk.

You can help! Check out our Walkability/pedestrian safety checklist and design guide. Get involved in helping to make your neighborhood a safer and better place to walk.

Reduce your carbon footprint and save money—take the Atomic City Transit bus to downtown Los Alamos or White Rock, then walk to your destination. Click here for bus routes and schedules.

   Downtown streets: The County Council at its December 8th meeting will consider adopting the Downtown Streets Standards Goals & Objectives as guiding policy. The meeting will held at the White Rock Town Hall, 133 Longview, beginning at 7 p.m. The Downtown Streets item is the only business before Council.

For information on LA Walks meetings and other upcoming events, go to our coming events page.

Our past events page has photos, press clippings, and other information on events sponsored by LA Walks.

Students, communities pay when schools cut busing - fewer school buses mean more cars on the road. Walking is a good alternative, but many communities lack safe sidewalks.
Sidewalks, parks seen as help in obesity fight, according to writers in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine.
Gas prices pique interest in Walk Score: Web site rates walkability of homes, neighborhoods.