Meandering along the East Fork of the Jemez River at about 8,400 feet in elevation, Las Conchas Trail is a 3.2-mile out-and-back that slices through a lush and rocky canyon. There’s no need to ...

The U.S. Forest Service is bringing life back to the Jemez Mountains almost two years after the Las Conchas fire burned over 150,000 acres.

The blaze had started 12 hours earlier when a strong gust knocked an aspen into a power line in Las Conchas, a hiking trail along a 13-mile-wide caldera called the Valles Grande.

Jemez Mountains Electric Co-op, Tri-State Generation and a tree service are being sued by more than 50 property owners over damage caused by the Las Conchas Fire.

A decade after the flames were put out, the aftermath of the Las Conchas fire continues to create problems for one New Mexico community, but the lessons they've learned can help those across the ...

The civil trial involving the Las Conchas wildfire began Thursday.The fire started in 2011 after a tree fell onto some power lines and burned more than 150,000 acres along with 60 homes.The Jemez ...

Las Conchas Trail: The trail starts near Las Conchas Picnic Area, located on N.M. 4, and follows the Wild and Scenic East Fork Jemez River in the Jemez Mountains.

Chris LeBlanc hikes along the Las Conchas trail near Jemez Springs, N.M., past a rock formation that resembles the profile of a giant head.

This picture shows the aftermath of the Las Conchas fire, which burned in the Jemez Mountains of New Mexico in June and July of 2011. The dead trees in the foreground are ponderosa pine that were ...

Crews will be planting drought-resistant seedlings in areas of the Jemez mountains left scarred by wildfires. Beginning Tuesday, 33,000 seedlings will be planted in the 2010 Las Conchas burn scar.

Nov. 03-- Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative, Tri-State Generation and an Espanola tree service are being sued by more than 50 property owners and insurance companies over damage caused by the ...