“Trail Work is a Bottomless Pit” – Why Volunteering is More Important than Ever By Michael McDaniel I CDTC Technical Field Specialist “Trail work is a bottomless pit.” It was a joke first introduced to me years ago during a training, in which...
Highlights from the Highlands | On the Trail for Pete Sorini Day By Jen Ambrose (she/her) and Ryan Victor (he/him) The sun was shining at southwest Montana’s Highland Trailhead on June 8 – good news for us and the dozen or so other volunteers who’d gathered for...
View from The Hill: CDTC Congressional Update by Claire Cutler | CDTC Trail Policy Specialist Three CDTC staff members headed to Washington, D.C. last week to participate in Hike the Hill, a joint effort between the American Hiking Society and Partnership for...
CDT in Winter: A Colorado Adventure By Jaime Jennings, CDTC Office Manager and Bookkeeper Newsflash: The CDT isn’t just for summertime thru-hikes! While many hikers take on the Continental Divide Trail during the warmer months, this 3,100-mile scenic trail...
Toolkit to Share your Voice We need your help! CDTC’s advocacy is only one piece of the puzzle to gain support for these crucial priorities. Your voice, as a constituent of the elected officials that CDTC will be meeting with, is crucial to building elected officials’...
Walking the Divide: Wilderness Lessons from Glacier National Park by Kate McHugh, Supervisory U.S. Park Ranger, Wilderness and Wild and Scenic River Coordinator, Glacier National Park The silence in the immense valley resonated. I looked down at my feet and...