UPDATE: Thanks for the fantastic response! All of these trips have been filled. Please visit our project schedule to find other work projects that need your help.
What would you say to an all-expenses-paid vacation in the high country of the Cascade mountains? Can you believe that there are still ... Read more
We’re thrilled to announce the opening of a new place to rest your head in Crater Lake National Park. Mazama Campground now has two new group campsites for walk-in hikers/bikers.
The sites are equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, and they’re close to shower facilities, the restaurant and camp store. ... Read more
UPDATE 7/17/14: Please visit our trail closures page for updated information. The PCT is now closed on Mt. Jefferson Wilderness.
UPDATE 5:38pm 7/16/14: We anticipate an official closure of the PCT in Mt. Jefferson Wilderness tomorrow. Please stay out of the area.
The Bingham Complex of fires is burning to ... Read more
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Cold, soaked #PacificCrestTrail hikers rescued http://t.co/O2sVjXg2BE
— Pacific Crest Trail (@PCTAssociation) June 18, 2014
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We’re so proud of our saw geeks! They’re some of the most skilled volunteer trail people that you’ll ever meet.
A crew from our Mt. Hood Chapter was just featured Portland’s KGW News. Be sure to read the entire article. It’s fantastic.
Tune into to KGW’s Grant’s Getaways at 7:30 ... Read more
The Pacific Crest Trail Association, the High Cascade Forest Volunteers, and the Willamette and Deschutes National Forests invite you to sign up for our Westfir or Allingham Trail Skills Colleges in Oregon. The sessions offered are designed to train new and returning volunteers in a variety of topics from ... Read more
Another portion of the Pacific Crest Trail once held by a private timber company in Southern Oregon is now permanently protected.
Late last week the Conservation Fund announced that it transferred 930 acres once owned by the Hancock Timber Resource Group to the U.S. Bureau of Land Management for protection ... Read more
The moment someone crests the rim of Crater Lake for the first time, the view across the caldera is not only memorable, it is truly one of the iconic views within the country’s national parks. And as Oregon’s only national park, it is an important stop for any long-distance hiker ... Read more
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