In the Land of Enchantment, known to adults as New Mexico, a group of pint-sized adventurers lace up their hiking boots, pack their water bottles and trail mix, and prepare to conquer mountains, valleys, and everything in between. These aren't your average kids. They're the Hiking Hobbledehoys of NM, led by their fearless (and slightly peculiar) guide, Sir Llama Lot. Sir Llama Lot, who, despite his name, isn't a knight, but a talking llama with an unquenchable thirst for adventure. Decked out in a neon-orange sombrero and sporting a pair of groovy sunglasses, Sir Llama Lot guides the Hiking Hobbledehoys through the magical landscapes of NM. His favorite phrase? "Onward, my trusty Hobbledehoys! We have nature to nudge, trails to tromp, and heights to hike!" From the sun-baked mesas of the Chihuahuan Desert to the snow-capped peaks of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, these young explorers see it all. They've wandered the winding trails of the Cibola National Forest, spotting all manner of wildlife from chipmunks to, yes, even llamas. They've trekked through the White Sands National Park, their colorful hiking boots sinking into the world's largest gypsum dune field. Each adventure is a new badge on their hiking vests, a new story to tell. The Hiking Hobbledehoys of NM aren't just youngsters who enjoy a good walk. They're miniature mountaineers, little explorers, and petite pioneers, discovering the thrilling wonders and secrets of the great outdoors. They're learning that hiking isn't just about reaching the top, but about enjoying the journey, laughing at Sir Llama Lot’s terrible nature puns, and figuring out who ate the last piece of trail mix. Adventure runs wild in their hearts, just like the enchanting landscapes of New Mexico.