CDTC Advocacy Update: What We’re Watching

CDTC Advocacy Update: What We’re Watching

With lots going on in Washington, D.C. right now, it can be hard to keep track of everything that could impact the Continental Divide Trail (CDT) and public lands. Let’s break down a few of the bills that we’re tracking right now: The Federal Budget Reconciliation...
Celebrating the 2025 State Legislative Sessions

Celebrating the 2025 State Legislative Sessions

Celebrating the 2025 State Legislative Sessions by Claire Cutler | CDTC Trail Policy Specialist As state legislatures along the Continental Divide Trail convened earlier this year, National Parks, National Forests, and trails across the country faced unprecedented...
Home in the High Country

Home in the High Country

­Home in the High Country By Emma Tomasko   It was the summer of 1957 when Jim McMullen first set foot in Camp Hale. Recently retired from the U.S Navy with the title of Lieutenant Commander, he was eager to embrace a quieter life full of camping, fishing, and...
Finding My Way to the Continental Divide Trail

Finding My Way to the Continental Divide Trail

An Effort to Identify All Major CDT Road Crossings along Highways and Byways in Colorado   By: Jordan Williams, CDTC Colorado Regional Representative   Many years ago, when I first drove over Kenosha Pass along US Highway 285 in Colorado, I remember seeing a...
Celebration Through Collaboration

Celebration Through Collaboration

Working together to protect and elevate public lands   By Becca Olson, CDTC Community Engagement Coordinator   On May 21, 2025, the Continental Divide Trail Coalition turned 13! That’s thirteen years of working to complete, protect, and elevate the...