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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180909
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SUMMARY:Punchbowl Falls Oregons Hood River Valley
DESCRIPTION:Punchbowl Falls County Park\, located on the West Fork of the Hood River\, near Dee\, was acquired from a private timber company by the Western Rivers Conservancy just a few years ago\, and finally came into public ownership in 2015 when Hood River County received a state grant to transfer the land from the conservancy. Trailkeepers of Oregon (TKO) has since been busy constructing a new loop trail geared toward families and casual hikers looking for an easy stroll with a lot of scenery. Next Fall will be the time to turn to the trail leading down to the confluence of the West Fork and main Hood Rivers. New trail development will be underway – brushing\, duffing and building up trail tread to construct the new connection to this special place. \nMeet the Crew Leader for this trip.
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/columbia-gorge-mount-hood-punchbowl-falls-county-park-2/
LOCATION:Punchbowl Falls Oregons Hood River Valley\, 5630 Lost Lake Rd\, Hood River\, OR\, 97031\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180904
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180910
DTSTAMP:20260625T111513
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SUMMARY:Golden Gate National Recreation Area
DESCRIPTION:Volunteers will help with coastal trail projects in Marin\, San Francisco\, and San Mateo counties. Projects will include repairing trail tread and drainage systems\, re-grading trails\, cutting back encroaching vegetation along trail corridors\, hauling heavy materials\, and maintaining and reconstructing trail features such as staircases\, fences\, and boardwalks. \nMeet the Crew Leader for this trip.
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/golden-gate-national-recreation-area/
LOCATION:Golden Gate National Recreation Area\, 730 Panoramic Highway\, Mill Valley\, CA\, 94941\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180822
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180829
DTSTAMP:20260625T111513
CREATED:20171206T181405Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180201T185935Z
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SUMMARY:Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness Area
DESCRIPTION:The Boulder River drains the geographic heart of Montana’s 944\,000 acre Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness Area. A rugged dirt road that runs alongside it provides access to some of the wildest country in the entire wilderness\, including the ghost town of Independence\, the famed Lake Plateau\, Silver Lake\, and famous trout fishing. From our basecamp at Lake Kathleen\, five miles up the E. Fork Trail\, our group will do a wide variety of trailwork—improving and widening the existing trail\, getting rid of invasive weeds clearing trees\, and most of all cleaning and installing drainage structures (known as ‘waterbars’.  We will use all manner of trail tools\, such as Pulaskis\, cross-cut saws\, rakes\, and loppers. In general the work can be anywhere from moderate to quite strenuous in nature. We will be working between 8000 and 9000 feet in elevation. Each morning we will hike out from our camp at Lake Kathleen a mile or more to work. There are a couple of significant creek crossings (below the knees) that must be managed each way to work. All tools and personal protective equipment will be provided by the ABWF and the Forest Service. The trip will be led by a Trail Crew leader provided by the ABWF. This person is trained in Wilderness Medicine (First Responder)\, Leave no Trace principles\, and has extensive training and experience in trail building and maintenance. Their job is to facilitate a fun and safe volunteer experience for you. With your help\, they will make sure meals are prepared and that you are well fed\, and will teach you more about the local area\, flora and fauna\, and particularly about the Wilderness and issues facing our public lands. On every project\, we also work alongside one or more Forest Service trail crew leaders who will help supervise the technical aspects of the work at hand. The ABWF & Forest Service will have emergency communication devices available. This is grizzly country\, and while trip leaders will be equipped with canisters of bear repellent\, volunteers may want to bring their own bear spray for protection. \nThis trip is hosted and crew led by the Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness Foundation.
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/absaroka-beartooth-wilderness-area/
LOCATION:Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness Area\, 403 Boulder St\, Big Timber\, MT\, 59011\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180805
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180812
DTSTAMP:20260625T111513
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SUMMARY:Eldorado National Forest
DESCRIPTION:Volunteers will spend the week working on trails and campsites around the 4th of July lake.  Volunteers will be falling hazardous trees and installing sign posts at the designated campsites. Spur trails to the new campsites will  be established and decommissioned campsites will be restored. Volunteers will also do brushing and tread work on the Tahoe Yosemite trail. This will include installing water bars and checks. Trail reroutes may be necessary. Tools being used will include shovels\, post hole diggers\, pulaskis\, mclouds\, mattix\, crosscut saw\, axes\, wedges\, pruning shears\, GPS units\, inclinometers\, tape measures\, hand saws\, and a rock bar. The goal is to redistribute the designated camping sites at 4th of July Lake to better the wilderness experience at the lake. Another goal is to mitigate the effects of water eroding the trail and clearing the brush back from the sides of the trail to enhance the hiking experience on the trail. \nMeet the Crew Leader for this trip.
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/eldorado-national-forest/
LOCATION:Eldorado National Forest\, 30001 Plasse Rd\, Pioneer\, CA\, 95666\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180805
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180812
DTSTAMP:20260625T111513
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SUMMARY:Denali National Park and Preserve
DESCRIPTION:The McKinley Bar Trail\, near the end of the Denali Park Road\, takes hikers from Wonder Lake to the McKinley River and the foothills of the Alaska Range. The 2-mile trail offers spectacular views of Denali and the Alaska Range and takes hikers through open tundra\, spruce forest\, and across several small streams. The work here is physical and rewarding! Trail workers will hike to the work site to perform maintenance duties that include replacing and installing new boardwalk\, constructing turnpike\, and tread repair. The nature of the work may include up to 5 miles of day hiking\, carrying tools and a heavy pack\, working in wet areas along the trail. \nMeet the Crew Leader for this trip.
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/denali-national-park-and-preserve/
LOCATION:Denali National Park and Preserve\, Riley Creek Campground\, Denali National Park and Preserve\, AK\, 99755\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180804
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180813
DTSTAMP:20260625T111513
CREATED:20171207T164851Z
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SUMMARY:Eagle Cap Wilderness\, Wallowa–Whitman National Forest
DESCRIPTION:Join our 2018 adventure in the Eagle Cap Wilderness near the headwaters of the East Eagle Creek and beneath the shoulders of Eagle Cap peak itself. We’ll kick our trip off with a brief project overview at the Halfway\, OR Ranger District office\, followed by dinner out on the town. There are several lodging options in town\, or you can pitch a tent at the Forest Service compound. Our base camp will be located at the junction of the East Eagle and Hidden Lake trails; work sites will range from the East Eagle drainage to Hidden & Moon Lakes. Our goal for the week will be to improve trail conditions for the 1.8 miles between camp and Hidden Lake. Specific projects will vary throughout the week and will include building and maintaining erosion control structures\, trail clearing (with crosscut saws!) and brushing\, as well as restoring vegetation in sections of braided trails. Expect to use a variety of primitive tools\, ranging from bow saws & crosscuts for log-out to shovels and pulaskis for tread maintenance and restoration. For crew members driving to our location\, a departure late in the afternoon of 8/11/18 is possible\, though you’ll miss the post-trip get together in town. \nMeet the Crew Leader for this trip.
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/eagle-cap-wilderness-wallowa-whitman-national-forest/
LOCATION:Eagle Cap Wilderness\, Wallowa–Whitman National Forest\, 88401 OR 82\, Enterprise\, OR\, 97828\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180804
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180812
DTSTAMP:20260625T111513
CREATED:20171207T164641Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180719T180057Z
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SUMMARY:Bob Marshall Wilderness
DESCRIPTION:Join fellow Wilderness stewards for some good times in the legendary Bob Marshall Wilderness! Volunteers will meet AHS crew leader Saturday night in Hungry Horse and camp at the Ranger Station. The next morning you will meet the BMWF Crew Leader to caravan the hour drive to the trailhead. After sorting gear and supplies for the packer and shouldering your backpack\, you will hike the 11 miles into camp. Base camp will be on the banks of the mighty Middle Fork in the Great Bear Wilderness. Monday- Thursday volunteers will work on the trails around the remote Three Forks area. Clearing fallen trees and reestablishing the trail bed (tread) will be the primary focus. Crosscuts\, pulaskis\, shovels\, and hand saws will be the tools of choice. After work\, relax by the river\, pick huckleberries\, or fish the Wild and Scenic Middle Fork! There is also a day off mid week to explore the area and bag a peak! Friday the group will pack up and hike back out to the trailhead and civilization. BMWF will provide all food\, tools\, and group gear. \nMeet the Crew Leader for this trip.
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/bob-marshall-wilderness/
LOCATION:Bob Marshall Wilderness\, Forbidde Ln.\, Condon\, MT\, 59826\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180729
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180805
DTSTAMP:20260625T111513
CREATED:20171206T180955Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180521T155305Z
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SUMMARY:Groton State Forest\, Cross Vermont Trail
DESCRIPTION:Help build the Cross Vermont Trail – a new four season multi-use path spanning the width of Vermont. We are “connecting communities\, their schools\, and the natural areas in between.” The crew will build small bridges\, drainage ditches\, stone structures\, and surface parts of the trail with gravel to make it universally accessible. Contribute to the foundation of a sustainable trail that is connecting communities across the entire state! \nThis trip is hosted and crew led by the Cross Vermont Trail Association.
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/groton-state-forest-cross-vermont-trail/
LOCATION:Groton State Forest\, Cross Vermont Trail\, 1467 Boulder Beach R\, Groton\, VT\, 05046\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180722
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180729
DTSTAMP:20260625T111513
CREATED:20171207T164112Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180424T205427Z
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SUMMARY:Makoshika State Park
DESCRIPTION:Makoshika State Park is Montana’s largest state park as it totals almost 12\,000 acres in size. The park has 11 designated trails\, visitor center\, campground\, archery range\, pavilion for rent\, and amphitheater that seats over 200 people. The park receives over 100\,000 visitors a year and just recently won the USA Today Best Montana Attraction award. The park’s main storyline is dinosaurs. Over 10 different species of dinosaur fossils have been found in the park. The visitor center also has a paleontology lab in the basement. The trail crew will be repairing our most popular trail\, the Diane Gabriel Trail. This trail is noted as our “dinosaur trail.” At the top of the Diane Gabriel Trail is a Hadrosaur vertebrate imprint that is fossilized. This trail is receiving a new pedestrian bridge and so we are anticipating more people using the Diane Gabriel Trail after the bridge is installed. The volunteer trail project will not include installation of the new bridge but instead fixing steps and possibly rerouting some portions of the .6 mile trail route. The project will also include installing new interpretive signs and some hand rails. Tools used for the project will include saws\, hammers\, Pulaski’s\, McLeod’s\, and shovels. \nMeet the Crew Leader for this trip.
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/makoshika-state-park/
LOCATION:Makoshika State Park\, 1301 Snyder Av\, Glendive\, MT\, 59330\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180716
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180723
DTSTAMP:20260625T111513
CREATED:20171205T223616Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180702T160822Z
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SUMMARY:Bitterroot National Forest
DESCRIPTION:Big Creek Canyon has long been a major thoroughfare and destination for Native American Indians\, trappers\, and mountain travelers in the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness. The trail threads through a beautiful glacier-carved canyon and provides a perfect backdrop for a wilderness experience. With basecamp at the beautiful Big Creek Lake\, SBFC Staff\, Interns and AHS Volunteers will use crosscuts and single-bit axes to clear this well-used trail around the lake to the famous Packbox Pass. Once this work is complete\, the crew will work on clearing the South Fork of Big Creek trail towards another string of glacial lakes. Pack support will be provided to carry group gear\, food\, and tools. \nThis trip is hosted and crew led by the Selway Bitterroot Foundation.
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/bitterroot-national-forest/
LOCATION:Bitterroot National Forest\, Big Creek Trailhead\, Victor\, MT\, 59875\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180714
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180722
DTSTAMP:20260625T111513
CREATED:20171207T163902Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180223T202717Z
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SUMMARY:Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore
DESCRIPTION:Trail Maintenance on North Manitou Island – The work will include hiking and clearing the 35 miles of wilderness trails on the island. Volunteers will work alongside Park Service employees to use traditional tools such as axe cross cut saw\, and peavey to clear and brush the trails on the island. Volunteers may be expected to backcountry camp and hike up to 10 miles per day. In addition\, transportation on the off the island requires a 1 hour boat ride (this is provided for free by NPS). \nMeet the Crew Leader for this trip.
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/sleeping-bear-dunes-national-lakeshore/
LOCATION:Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore\, 107 N Lake Street\, Leland\, MI\, 49654\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180714
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180722
DTSTAMP:20260625T111513
CREATED:20171207T163522Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180702T160339Z
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SUMMARY:Colville National Forest\, Salmo-Priest Wilderness
DESCRIPTION:The section of this trail that volunteers will be working on is an alternate route for the Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail. This section of trail runs through the Salmo Priest Wilderness. We will be camping outside of the wilderness and hike about 3 miles to work each day. A fire reached this portion of trail in the summer of 2017 and there are about 100 trees down across the trail. This section will need to be logged out with crosscut saws\, and other types of hand saws. There will be a three person crew to supervise\, assist\, and support the volunteers during this project. Maintenance of the tread may also be required after this winter\, and is a secondary priority. This work will be done with grub hoes\, and other hand tools. \nThe Crew Leader position for this trip is still OPEN.  Learn more about the Volunteer Vacations Crew Leader program.
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/colville-national-forest-salmo-priest-wilderness/
LOCATION:Colville National Forest\, Sweat Creek Picnic Area\, Republic\, WA\, 99166\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180708
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180715
DTSTAMP:20260625T111513
CREATED:20171207T163243Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180516T161100Z
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SUMMARY:Custer Gallatin National Forest
DESCRIPTION:This project consists of general trail clearing and maintenance on trails in the Clark’s Fork River drainage and the beartooth plateau on the Custer Gallatin National Forest in the Cooke City\, MT area. Trail clearing and maintenance includes clearing downed trees across trails\, cleaning of water bars\, and removing trailside brush using primitive tools such as crosscut saws\, axes\, shovels\, pulaski’s\, and loppers. Maintainence may also include some work repairing or installing new trail structures such as turnpikes or puncheons. Work will consist of day trips that involve hiking 6 to 10 miles per day while conducting trail work. Volunteer crews will be supervised and will work directly with some of the district’s trail crew. Most of this project work will occur within the picturesque Absaroka Beartooth-Wilderness. Volunteers would stay at the Forest Service Cooke City work station\, a rustic log cabin located 2 miles from Cooke City\, MT. Shower and laundry facilities are available. Goals for week would be clear out as many miles of trails as possible in this area that contains more than 50 miles hiking and horseback riding trails as they emerge from the winters snow pack. \nMeet the Crew Leader for this trip.
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/custer-gallatin-national-forest/
LOCATION:Custer Gallatin National Forest\, 620 HWY 212\, Cooke City\, MT\, 59020\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180624
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180701
DTSTAMP:20260625T111513
CREATED:20171207T163015Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180221T191158Z
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SUMMARY:Monongahela National Forest
DESCRIPTION:Canaan Mountain Backcountry is located on a high elevation plateau ranging in elevations from 3\,100 to 4\,145 feet. This is a semi-primitive area that includes many seasonally wet places. Poor drainage from trail surfaces\, dense rhododendron thickets\, and broken bog crossing structures have diminished the quality of recreation opportunity in the area. These sections of trail currently don’t receive much day to day use due to their present condition\, making this a severely underutilized high priority backcountry loop. Trail use does still occur which has caused mud filled spots to widen and worsen. The project on Plantation trail will focus on cutting back Rhododendron from the trail to allow a wider trail corridor and greater evaporation of water from the tread. On Pointy Knob trail\, the focus will be on repairing and installing crossings and elevated trail tread in chronically wet areas. Improving these specific trail sections will improve what is an exceptional backcountry loop that includes a branch off to visit Table Rock\, one of the most gorgeous overlooks in the area. \nMeet the Crew Leader for this trip.
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/monongahela-national-forest/
LOCATION:Monongahela National Forest\, 6263 Appalachian Highway\, Davis\, WV\, 26260\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180624
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180701
DTSTAMP:20260625T111513
CREATED:20171206T210255Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180419T150502Z
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SUMMARY:California Coastal National Monument\, Trinidad coastline
DESCRIPTION:Volunteers will work on several popular public trails to local beaches along the Trinidad coastline in northern California\, where the redwoods meet the Pacific Ocean. These are amazing oceanside public trails that highlight the California Coastal National Monument\, coastal habitats and shoreline tidepools. You will be supervised by local trail builders and natural resource experts. The small ‘city’ of Trinidad is recognized as a CA Coastal National Monument Gateway Community for its ocean-front location and support of coastal conservation. Trail distances are often less than one mile each way but the terrain can be strenuous vertical hiking on unlevel terrain from the parking areas to the beach. Work will include restoration of existing trails\, installation of crib steps on a new trail\, trail clearing\, trail digging and removal of invasive plants. Trail work will include manual moving of work materials (lumber\, beach boulders\, gravel\, logs)\, trail step construction\, digging trail drainage / water bars\, and clearing brush and ivy. Your group campsite at nearby Patricks Point State Park is located near the ocean\, tidepools and state park trails. The summer weather is moderate and enjoyable.
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/california-coastal-national-monument-trinidad-coastline/
LOCATION:California Coastal National Monument\, Trinidad Coastline\, 380 Janis Court\, Trinidad\, CA\, 95570\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180617
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180624
DTSTAMP:20260625T111513
CREATED:20171207T160435Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180424T153043Z
UID:10000353-1529193600-1529798399@americanhiking.org
SUMMARY:San Juan Islands National Monument
DESCRIPTION:Volunteers will perform trail maintenance\, noxious weeds eradication and recreation site maintenance. The crew will be transported to and from base camp to the work areas via carpools and or boat with minimal hiking involved. Dependent on the weather\, projects may be performed on outer islands. Volunteers will be engaged with a handful of other agency representatives in the SJI and also working outside of BLM lands. It takes an island and we all share when we can! \nMeet the Crew Leader for this trip.
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/san-juan-islands-national-monument/
LOCATION:San Juan Islands National Monument\, 650 Mullis St\, Friday Harbor\, WA\, 98250\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180617
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180624
DTSTAMP:20260625T111513
CREATED:20171206T222931Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180531T150722Z
UID:10000352-1529193600-1529798399@americanhiking.org
SUMMARY:Kenai National Wildlife Refuge
DESCRIPTION:Work will include routine brushing of the trail corridor as well as 1-2 enhancement / construction projects. Projects may include 1) constructing short trail re-routes\, switchbacks or climbing turns\, 2) construction of rock or timber stairs and/or 3) construction and/or rehabilitation of erosion control or drainage structures. \n 
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/kenai-national-wildlife-refuge/
LOCATION:Kenai National Wildlife Refuge\, 33398 Ski Hill Road\, Soldotna\, AK\, 99669\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180603
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180609
DTSTAMP:20260625T111513
CREATED:20171206T221858Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180202T154014Z
UID:10000351-1527984000-1528502399@americanhiking.org
SUMMARY:Chugach National Forest
DESCRIPTION:Invasive weed control is a vital and ongoing effort on the Chugach National Forest! We have relatively few infestations\, thus our work in controlling weeds has a huge impact. Volunteers will be traveling via train (no additional fee) to Spencer Glacier and Lake area to control dandelions and other non-natives along trails and developed sites. Work will consist of a 4-mile hike with 1\,500′ elevation gain. The crew will stay at Spencer until Wednesday before departing to camp at Porcupine Campground in Hope\, AK to control non-native species along Hope Point or Gull Rock Trail. Hope Point Trail is extremely steep and climbs approximately 3\,500′ in about 2 miles. The group will also control European bird cherry in the town of Hope. \nThe Crew Leader position for this trip is still OPEN.  Learn more about becoming a Crew Leader with American Hiking Society.
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/chugach-national-forest/
LOCATION:Chugach National Forest\, AK\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180516
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180525
DTSTAMP:20260625T111513
CREATED:20171205T212119Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180409T140134Z
UID:10000315-1526428800-1527206399@americanhiking.org
SUMMARY:Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness
DESCRIPTION:Volunteers will tackle clearing blowdowns and brush along a remote section of the Kekekabic Trail within the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness in northeastern Minnesota’s Superior National Forest. This trail is a vital link in the North Country National Scenic Trail which spans 4\,600 miles from ND to NY. The work will entail using hand saws and loppers to clear the 4′ x 8′ corridor. We will split into two separate crews before going in based upon crew members’ preferences. One crew will canoe into the Kek’s eastern third (half to three quarters of a day’s paddle in)\, basecamp\, and commute via canoe to the work area each day. The other crew will canoe into the heart of the BWCAW (a full day’s paddle in)\, basecamp\, and commute via canoe to the work area each day. \nThis trip is hosted and crew led by the North Country Trail Association.
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/boundary-waters-canoe-area-wilderness/
LOCATION:Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness\, Kawishiwi Ranger Station 1393 Hwy 169\, Ely\, MN 55731\, MN\, 55731\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180513
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180520
DTSTAMP:20260625T111513
CREATED:20171206T220957Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180321T163003Z
UID:10000350-1526169600-1526774399@americanhiking.org
SUMMARY:Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area
DESCRIPTION:Volunteers will repair tread on trail\, build water bars\, remove vegetation and repair/replace a ladder on the John Litton Loop trail. The use of hand tools such as shovels\, rakes\, handsaws\, hammers\, etc. will be used. \nMeet the Crew Leader for this trip.
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/big-south-fork-national-river-and-recreation-area/
LOCATION:Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area\, 151 Stable Road\, Oneida\, TN\, 37841\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180506
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180513
DTSTAMP:20260625T111513
CREATED:20171206T220322Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180205T160403Z
UID:10000349-1525564800-1526169599@americanhiking.org
SUMMARY:General Butler State Resort Park
DESCRIPTION:Volunteers will spend Monday-Thursday performing vital projects on the Park’s 9 miles of trails. Various tasks will include: weed-eating\, pruning\, building footbridges\, installing water-bars for steps & drainage\, cutting & clearing fallen trees\, installing roof Trail Shelter\, repairing slope issues\, and adding markers as needed for hiker assurance. If tasks are completed with minimal rain delays\, Friday will be a free day for volunteers to enjoy the Park\, or go explore the area. \nMeet the Crew Leader for this trip.
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/general-butler-state-resort-park/
LOCATION:General Butler State Resort Park\, 1608 US Hwy 227\, Carrollton\, KY\, 41008\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180505
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180513
DTSTAMP:20260625T111513
CREATED:20171206T214217Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180423T190516Z
UID:10000347-1525478400-1526169599@americanhiking.org
SUMMARY:Stanislaus National Forest
DESCRIPTION:In 2013 the catastrophic Rim Fire burned over 257\,000 acres of the Forest\, including over 20 miles of hiking trails and the need to plant over 7.5 million trees. We are in the forth year of the recovery process and need help with trail reconstruction including replacing features like water bars\, steps\, and in many cases re-benching the trails. Erosion\, rock slides\, noxious weeds\, and downed trees are impacting the integrity and use of the trails and need to be removed or utilized in the repair work. We are starting with our most popular hiking\, backpacking\, and equestrian trails in the community of Groveland and on the Groveland District. These trails follow the majestic Tuolumne Wild and Scenic River. We will spend days conducting trail repairs\, preparing the land for planting trees and\, if water flow and levels cooperate\, spend one day rafting down either the class IV+ Tuolumne Wild & Scenic River or the lazy Merced Wild & Scenic River in Yosemite Valley. We will be based out of a bunkhouse provided by Hetch Hetchy Water & Power. We will be working on the Preston Falls trail which is located very near the bunkhouse.  We can walk the groups to the trail head or take a two minute drive. We will be transported by van to the put-in site and picked up at the take-out site on the river day. US Forest Service River Patrol Rangers and partners will lead the river trip and Groveland Recreation Staff and partners such as the Groveland Trail Heads will lead the trail and tree planting work. All river gear will be provided. \nMeet the Crew Leader for this trip.
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/stanislaus-national-forest/
LOCATION:Stanislaus National Forest\, Forest Rte 1N1\, Groveland\, CA\, 95321\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180422
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180429
DTSTAMP:20260625T111513
CREATED:20171206T214516Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180226T155046Z
UID:10000348-1524355200-1524959999@americanhiking.org
SUMMARY:Gateway National Recreation Area\, Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge
DESCRIPTION:This project will be focused on providing amenity improvements to the two main visitor trails at the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge. The renovation of three bird blinds will be the main project\, with additional projects to replace benches\, repair boardwalks\, and improve overall trail conditions to be completed as time allows. \nMeet the Crew Leader for this trip.
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/gateway-national-recreation-area-jamaica-bay-wildlife-refuge/
LOCATION:Gateway National Recreation Area\, Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge\, Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge\, Broad Channel\, NY\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180422
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180429
DTSTAMP:20260625T111513
CREATED:20171206T210615Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180326T181925Z
UID:10000346-1524355200-1524959999@americanhiking.org
SUMMARY:Santa Fe National Forest\, Dome Wilderness
DESCRIPTION:Volunteers will spend the week working on maintenance on the Capulin Trail. Project will begin 1.5 miles NW of the Capulin trailhead working along canyon rim north to drainage just before main canyon. Trail work will include: clearing trail corridor ( blowdown\, large rocks)\, trail tread (veg removal\, out-sloping) and drainage (cleaning out grade dips). \nThe US Forest Service will host and Crew Lead this trip.
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/santa-fe-national-forest-dome-wilderness/
LOCATION:Santa Fe National Forest\, Dome Wilderness\, 051 Woodsy Lane\, Jemez Springs\, NM\, 87025\, United States
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X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=Santa Fe National Forest Dome Wilderness 051 Woodsy Lane Jemez Springs NM 87025 United States;X-APPLE-RADIUS=500;X-TITLE=051 Woodsy Lane:geo:-106.6868425,35.786516
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180422
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180429
DTSTAMP:20260625T111513
CREATED:20171205T215229Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180202T191410Z
UID:10000318-1524355200-1524959999@americanhiking.org
SUMMARY:Cumberland Trail State Scenic Trail
DESCRIPTION:The Cumberland Trail State Scenic Trail (CTSST) is a backcountry hiking trail that extends from a northern terminus at Cumberland Gap National Historical Park across eleven Tennessee counties along the Cumberland Plateau\, to a southern terminus at Signal Point\, part of Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park in Signal Mountain\, Tennessee. Of 322+ planned miles of trail\, over 215 miles are currently open for public use. When complete\, the trail will connect three national Parks\, three Tennessee State Parks\, five State Natural Areas\, multiple Wildlife and Resource Management areas\, and a Tennessee State Forest. The Cumberland Trail will be TennesseeÍs contribution to the Great Eastern Trail\, which will cross nine states and 1\,800 miles\, extending from Alabama to New York. On this trip\, volunteers will build trail that will join the Head of Sequatchie Resource Management Area with Black and Brady Mountain segments. Specific tasks include using various hand tools to clear brush\, dig trail tread\, construct rock steps\, and install trail markers. The team will also create drainage features\, prepare bridge sites\, and construct other elements of sustainable trail design. \nThis trip will be hosted and crew led by Tennessee State Parks.
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/cumberland-trail-state-scenic-trail-2/
LOCATION:Cumberland Trail State Scenic Trail\, 267 Glyph PKWY\, Pikeville\, TN\, 37367\, United States
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X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=Cumberland Trail State Scenic Trail 267 Glyph PKWY Pikeville TN 37367 United States;X-APPLE-RADIUS=500;X-TITLE=267 Glyph PKWY:geo:-85.0154208,35.7825361
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180415
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180422
DTSTAMP:20260625T111513
CREATED:20171206T204858Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180202T192740Z
UID:10000344-1523750400-1524355199@americanhiking.org
SUMMARY:Tejon Conservancy
DESCRIPTION:At the southern tip of the Sierra Nevada in California\, Tejon Conservancy manages the conservation easement for 90% of Tejon Ranch. Thirty-six miles of Pacific Crest Trail are planned for reroute from the desert floor to the 6\,800′ forested mountaintops of the ranch. While the main PCT reroute is still several years away\, there is need for completing adjacent amenities\,  access\, and stewardship projects in anticipation of the new trail\, including creating a primitive campground. Our work will use hand tools to improve the existing site: shovels\, loppers\, hand saws\, grubbing tools\, etc. Dorm-style lodging\, tent or vehicle camping are available 30 minutes from the work site. A guided exploration day on the ranch includes a cross-ranch safari\, offering volunteers a chance to catch a glimpse of Pronghorn Antelope\, elusive Rocky Mountain Elk\, and rare California Condor. \nMeet the Crew Leader for this trip.
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/tejon-conservancy/
LOCATION:Tejon Conservancy\, 1037 Bear Trap Road\, Lebec\, CA\, 93243\, United States
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X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=Tejon Conservancy 1037 Bear Trap Road Lebec CA 93243 United States;X-APPLE-RADIUS=500;X-TITLE=1037 Bear Trap Road:geo:-118.858317,34.840339
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180318
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180325
DTSTAMP:20260625T111513
CREATED:20171206T204007Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180202T195750Z
UID:10000342-1521331200-1521935999@americanhiking.org
SUMMARY:Savannah National Wildlife Refuge
DESCRIPTION:Tupelo Trail\, a 3.3 mile trail at Savannah NWR in Hardeeville\, SC\, was damaged during Hurricane Irma. Combined with damage from Hurricane Matthew in 2016\, the trail has been under repair for over a year. While trees have been cleared\, and most of the trail marked\, staff needs assistance with building and installing simple bridges over areas of water\, and improving or extending existing boardwalks and trails. Work will include clearly delineating the path through the woods\, marking trails (paint blazes)\, building or improving 3 water crossings\, and clearing brush. Goals are to complete accurate marking and delineation of the trail and improve year-round end-to-end access for hikers and hunters. Housing is provided at a USFWS bunkhouse\, and transportation can be arranged to and from the local airport\, as well as to and from the work site(s). Work will be with hand tools (shovels\, rakes\, hand saws\, brush loppers\, sledge hammer\, e.g.)\, and some power tools (power drill\, brush cutter\, weed whip\, e.g.). All use of tools and vehicles must follow USFWS guidance\, with project tools best suited for participants over the age of 18. Safety equipment and orientation will be provided. Savannah NWR is one of over 560 national wildlife refuges located throughout the United States. The 31\,551-acre refuge is home to large concentrations of wading birds and wintering ducks\, bald eagles\, neo-tropical migratory songbirds\, and American alligators. Refuge headquarters and trail work location are located just miles from historic downtown Savannah\, GA. \nMeet the Crew Leader for this trip.
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/savannah-national-wildlife-refuge/
LOCATION:Savannah National Wildlife Refuge\, is 694 Beech Hill Lane\, Hardeeville\, South Carolina 29927 United States\, SC\, 29927\, United States
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X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=Savannah National Wildlife Refuge is 694 Beech Hill Lane Hardeeville South Carolina 29927 United States SC 29927 United States;X-APPLE-RADIUS=500;X-TITLE=is 694 Beech Hill Lane\, Hardeeville\, South Carolina 29927 United States:geo:-81.0761138,32.1727759
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180318
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180325
DTSTAMP:20260625T111513
CREATED:20171206T203414Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180202T180041Z
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SUMMARY:Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Outstanding Natural Area
DESCRIPTION:The Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Outstanding Natural Area is the BLM’s most easterly unit of the National Conservation Lands. The site\, known for its namesake lighthouse\, was designated by congress in 2008 for the protection and enhancement of various resources – including recreation. The 120-acre site is located in the highly urbanized south Florida atlantic coastline\, just 1/4 mile from the Atlantic Ocean. The site itself is visited by over 100\,000 people each year to engage in everything from fishing to cultural appreciation. The site currently contains 1.5 miles of trail (both ADA and Natural Surface) that require routine maintenance. In addition to the existing trails a number of new trails are planned\, but remain unconstructed. The goal of this project is to complete any needed maintenance on the existing trails (involving brushing\, tread stabilizations/surfacing and general maintenance of the trail corridor) and clear and construct all or portions of the planned trails. These planned trails include shoreline access spur trails and a new loop trail providing increased walking/hiking opportunities on the site. Tools involved include trimmers\, chain saws\, shears\, loppers\, and shovels. However the workload is largely manual labor clearing vegetation\, moving and spreading mulch\, setting natural materials to demark trail edges and general tidying of the trail corridor. The overall goal for the week is to enjoy some time enhancing the recreational values of the Outstanding Natural Area\, while becoming familiar with one of the Bureau’s more unique sites in the National Conservation Lands. \nMeet the Crew Leader for this trip.
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/jupiter-inlet-lighthouse-outstanding-natural-area/
LOCATION:Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Outstanding Natural Area\, 600 State Road 707\, Jupiter\, FL\, 33469\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180311
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180318
DTSTAMP:20260625T111513
CREATED:20171206T203125Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180202T200803Z
UID:10000338-1520726400-1521331199@americanhiking.org
SUMMARY:Natchez Trace State Park
DESCRIPTION:This project will focus on re-routing a section of the 40 Mile Red Leaves Backpacking Trail\, within the 48\,000 acre Natchez Trace State Park and Forest. Volunteers will learn about sustainable trail design\, trail maintenance\, and hone their trailbuilding skills utilizing various tools including Pulaskis and Mcleouds. The new trail segment will be built near the scenic 58 acre Cub Creek Lake. Trailbuilding each day will be moderate with hikes of less that one mile to the work site. Volunteers will have access to the parks fishing boats\, kayaks\, and pedal boats for afternoon relaxation. Also\, the 48\,000 acre recreation area boasts 4 lakes and nearly 50 miles of hiking trails\, and over 100 miles of multi-use trails. \nMeet the Crew Leaders for this trip.
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/natchez-trace-state-park/
LOCATION:Natchez Trace State Park\, 24845 Natchez Trace Rd\, Wildersville\, TN\, 38388\, United States
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X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=Natchez Trace State Park 24845 Natchez Trace Rd Wildersville TN 38388 United States;X-APPLE-RADIUS=500;X-TITLE=24845 Natchez Trace Rd:geo:-88.2646202,35.7966754
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180311
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180318
DTSTAMP:20260625T111513
CREATED:20171206T195701Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180202T201508Z
UID:10000336-1520726400-1521331199@americanhiking.org
SUMMARY:Coalinga Mineral Springs National Recreation Trail
DESCRIPTION:Coalinga Mineral Springs National Recreation Trail was in a burn area from the Mineral Fire in 2016. The fire caused some destabilization to the slopes and subsequently damaged some sections of the trail. The trail needs repairs to several slide areas and tread work over the length of the trail. The trail work will involve use of Pulaski’s\, McLeod’s\, shovels and loppers. It is approximately a 2 3/4 mile hike to the summit of Kreyenhagen peak\, which has outstanding views of the surrounding foothills and on a clear day views of the Sierras to the East. \nThe Crew Leader position for this trip is still OPEN.  Learn more about becoming a Crew Leader with American Hiking Society.
URL:https://americanhiking.org/volunteer-vacation-trip/coalinga-mineral-springs-national-recreation-trail/
LOCATION:Coalinga Mineral Springs National Recreation Trail\, 7100 Coalinga Rd\, Paicines\, CA\, 95043\, United States
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X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=Coalinga Mineral Springs National Recreation Trail 7100 Coalinga Rd Paicines CA 95043 United States;X-APPLE-RADIUS=500;X-TITLE=7100 Coalinga Rd:geo:-120.926004,36.3836834
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