Reflections from the Field
By Beckett Wagner and Isaac Miller This year CDTC brought on two interns, Beckett Wagner and Isaac Miller, to lead volunteers in stewardship of the CDT as Field Instructors. Traveling up and down the Divide, from New Mexico to Montana, they led CDTC Adopter trainings,...
When Two Trails Become One
By Francesca Governali For folks who live in Colorado, it can be easy to confuse The Colorado Trail (CT) with the Continental Divide Trail (CDT). Despite the significant difference in length and overall geography – the CT spans 567 miles between Durango and Denver,...
Behind the Scenes: Completing the Trail with CDTC and Big Agnes
Trails don’t just appear on the landscape. That two foot-wide path that carries you over fourteen thousand-foot peaks, through mountain meadows, and along mighty rivers – it took years to plan, to garner consensus among many different stakeholders, and to build. At...
Bringing Partners Together: A Signed & Completed Memorandum of Understanding
“The partners envision a future of the CDNST, where: (1) the scenic, historic, natural and cultural resources of the corridor are protected and conserved to afford a unique and nationally significant scenic trail experience; (2) a complete, continuous, and seamless...