Washington Trails Association
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Washington Trails Association mobilizes hikers and everyone who loves the outdoors to explore, steward and champion trails and public lands. Learn about the multifaceted approach of our program work to educate, inspire and engage hikers - all to protect the trails and wild places we love. In each issue, you'll find articles on hiking destinations, how-to advice, native flora and fauna,..
Washington Trails Association
3w ago
If you've used our Hiking Guide to access Mount Si, Rattlesnake Ledge, Oyster Dome or Beacon Rock, you can thank a volunteer writer. Now, we're celebrating that team, and reflecting on 10 years of their generous contributions to the hiking community in Washington. | By Anna Roth ..read more
Washington Trails Association
3w ago
If you’re feeling a bit blah about hiking, these tips can help you find the spark again. By Craig Romano ..read more
Washington Trails Association
3w ago
Snowshoes open up a whole new world in winter — here’s what to consider if you're looking for a pair. By Sandra Saathoff ..read more
Washington Trails Association
2M ago
If you've used our Hiking Guide to access Mount Si, Rattlesnake Ledge, Oyster Dome or Beacon Rock, you can thank a volunteer writer. Now, we're celebrating that team, and reflecting on 10 years of their generous contributions to the hiking community in Washington. | By Anna Roth ..read more
Washington Trails Association
2M ago
One hiker’s quest to see it all, and how WTA helped her get there. | By Catherine Vine ..read more
Washington Trails Association
2M ago
Winter is the ideal time to slow down and look for the subtle signs of wildlife on trail. Here are some tips to get you started. By Jack Shaw ..read more
Washington Trails Association
3M ago
Volunteers power WTA, and they do it all. Trail work. Hike research. Public education. Tool cache construction, trail advocacy, app development … the list goes on (and even includes unexpected things like pie delivery and 3-D printing ..read more
Washington Trails Association
3M ago
Nearly 20 years ago, Jim Langdon decided to try out a volunteer vacation, figuring he could leave if it wasn't fun. Over 100 trips later, he still hasn't left. By Erin McMillin ..read more
Washington Trails Association
4M ago
It’s no coincidence that King County’s Extreme Heat Mitigation Strategy was unveiled on a trail. By Linnea Johnson ..read more
Washington Trails Association
4M ago
As the state’s population grows, along with the demand for trails, hikers have a major role to play in caring for these places and enjoying them responsibly | by Melani Baker ..read more