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Stewardship and Connection in the Sierra Nevada
In California’s Sierra Nevada, a crew of American Hiking Society volunteers gathered to restore the Camp Irene Trail in the Mokelumne Wilderness.
Read MoreTrail Stewardship in Hope, Alaska
On the rugged and beautiful Gull Rock Trail, American Hiking Society volunteers worked to replace a boardwalk and keep this popular trail safe and accessible.
Read MoreStrengthening Trails and Connections in the Last Frontier
In Whittier, Alaska, a group of AHS volunteers built trail in the Chugach National Forest and gave back to a place unlike anywhere else.
Read MoreAmerican Hiking Society Comments on Roadless Rule Proposed Repeal
On behalf of AHS and the 63 million strong hiking community we oppose the proposed rescission of the Roadless Rule as it will negatively impact the hiking community’s access to and enjoyment of the 9,298 miles of hiking trails contained within roadless areas.
Read MoreHearing Statement- House Natural Resources Great American Outdoors Act
On behalf of American Hiking Society (AHS) and the 63 million strong hiking community we write in support of the extension of the Great American Outdoors Act National Parks and Public Lands Legacy Restoration Fund (LRF) and the impact it has had in improving outdoor recreation and public lands access for hikers across the country.
Read MoreRestoring Shafer Creek
History came alive this summer in the Bridger-Teton National Forest, where a Volunteer Vacation crew joined Forest Service staff to restore the Shafer Creek Trail, a segment of the historic Oregon Trail system.
Read MoreHard Work, Lasting Impact in the Washakie Wilderness
Volunteers hiked deep into Wyoming’s Shoshone National Forest to spend a week working on the rugged Deer Creek Trail.
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