Bike access on sections of National Scenic Trails
I would like to take a moment to dispel the confusion expressed by some members of the mountain biking community regarding recent actions taken by American Hiking Society (AHS) to…
Read MoreMountain Biking on National Scenic Trails
Overview In recent months there has been an upsurge of organized mountain biking groups attempting to gain access to sections of National Scenic Trails where mountain bikes are currently prohibited.…
Read MoreProtecting the hiking experience on National Scenic Trails
In recent months there has been an upsurge of organized mountain biking groups attempting to gain access to sections of National Scenic Trails where mountain bikes are currently prohibited. These…
Read MoreAt Risk in the Forest: US GAO Report Identifies Maintenance Gaps on Trails
The United States Forest Service (USFS) manages an incredible 158,000 miles of trails on more than 150 National Forests and Grasslands. Millions of Americans utilize these trails as a way…
Read MoreAt Risk in the Forest: US GAO Report Identifies Maintenance Gaps on Trails
SILVER SPRING, MD– July 12, 2013 – The United States Forest Service (USFS) manages an incredible 158,000 miles of trails on more than 150 National Forests and Grasslands. Millions of…
Read MoreAHS Active in Great Outdoors America Week
July, 2013 – American Hiking Society kicked off Great Outdoors Month (June) with our signature program, National Trails Day and we helped bring it to a close with active participation…
Read MoreMountain Bike Position Statement
Overview Hiking trails, or foot-only trails, are pathways developed and managed for quiet, slow travel and the enjoyment of nature away from mechanical conveyances, including bicycles. American Hiking Society is…
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