I am excited to introduce our new Volunteer Programs Assistant working in the Sacramento office, Sandra Hall.
Sandra received her B.A. in recreation from California State University, Chico and now joins us from the Girl Scouts Heart of Central California. She worked as a Volunteer Management Specialist supervising and mentoring ... Read more
Our Mt. Hood Chapter volunteers maintain 217 miles of PCT between Midway Meadows south of Washington’s Goat Rocks Wilderness and Breitenbush Lake north of Oregon’s Mount Jefferson Wilderness. Their commitment to the PCT and it’s feeder trails is remarkable. Roberta’s email announcing the completion of “logout” – the annual clearing ... Read more
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 featured in the @everettherald – #Volunteer crew labors to care for #PacificCrestTrail http://t.co/dqW4I4VDET #everett #watrails #PCT
— Pacific Crest Trail (@PCTAssociation) July 23, 2014
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Pacific Crest Trail Association members and supporters are givers. You give your time, your money, your ideas and your sweat to take care of this trail, which touches thousands of lives in ways we can only imagine.
We typically measure the year in numbers. In 2013, our volunteers gave 85,450 ... Read more
Often, we’re too busy to write nicely written articles about what we do. Thankfully, our crew leaders like Bill Carter provide notes. Bill and his fellow 28 volunteers just completed an immense amount of work in the Sierra Nevada. We decided to post this internal snapshot. Way to go crew! ... Read more
Do you live within a two hour drive of White Pass? We’re seeking locals that are interested in giving back and helping the Pacific Crest Trail. This is one of the most stunning stretches of the entire trail and we’re looking for more people to get involved.
Interested, but ... Read more
Michal Morse has worked for the U.S. Forest Service since 1973 and, as he says, “was fortunate” to assist in constructing some of the most beautiful parts of the PCT from Reds Meadow to Thousand Island Lake in the Ansel Adams Wilderness.
Morse worked on trail crews since the early ... Read more
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