Learn About the Park

History and Culture
A muddy spring, with lots of trampled mud.
Do you want to know more about trail history and culture? Learn more about trail significance, the people, the places and the stories!
What is an National Historic Trail?
A vast grassy range leads to towering, snow-capped distant mountains, under a cloud filled sky.
Many folks wonder what a national historic trail actually is. Hear from trail staff about how we define these important parts of history.
What's New
Tall grass leads to a distant barn set in an expansive grassland with distant mountains.
Check out current news, events, special projects, new research, and more!
Nature
A rabbit sits, with ears erect, in shrubs and grass.
The trail traverses through a range of habitats and geology. Learn more about the flora, fauna, and earth sciences that the trail passes by.
Explore Digitally
Two stone and one wooden signs stand in front of a vast grass field. "Connect with the trail"
View trail photo galleries, connect on social media, explore deeper on mobile apps, watch videos, and check out other digital media!
Education
A large sign stands in front of a distant rocky bluff.
Looking for teaching resources and lesson plans? Teach your students more about the trail with these helpful aids.
Kids and Youth
A two story building, with a wrap around porch, with an image of a shield junior ranger badge.
Interested in becoming a Junior Ranger? Find activities, videos, and other ways kids have connected to the trail.
Management
A towering red sandstone bluff, lightly vegetated, under a blue sky.
The trail is administered by the National Park Service and Bureau of Land Management. Learn more about laws, policies, and trail staff.

Last updated: April 23, 2025

Contact Info

Mailing Address:

National Trails Regions Office, Regions 6, 7, & 8
Pony Express National Historic Trail
1100 Old Santa Fe Trail
Santa Fe, NM 87505

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