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El Paso Kicks Off 2026 with Community Hike for Wellness

KVIA••Tyaun Marshburn
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On New Year's Day, residents of El Paso gathered at Chuck Heinrich Memorial Park for a community hike organized by We Hike, promoting healthy habits and mental wellness. This annual event, which began in 2017, featured three different hiking routes accommodating all skill levels, allowing participants to enjoy the scenic Franklin Mountains. With January recognized as National Mental Wellness Month, the hike aimed to encourage self-care and outdoor activity. We Hike plans to continue with a series of adventure hikes each month, focusing on various health themes throughout the year. More details about future hikes can be found on their website.

Key Details: • Next hike series starts on Saturday, January 3 • Upcoming themes include mental health in January and heart health in February • Hikes are designed for all abilities with different routes available • Visit Wehike.com for more information on future events

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