American Trails sponsors the annual contest for photographs of designated National Recreation Trails across the country. Our annual contest provides awards in several categories and shows off entries (and previous …
American Trails is pleased to partner with the U.S. Forest Service in announcing that applications are now open through December 15, 2022 for the Legacy Trails Grant Program. The goal …
Through Oregon Equestrian Trails, Bob and Gloria Rice aim to ‘harden’ trails at Camp Wilkerson for year-round use. Volunteers with the Columbia County chapter of Oregon Equestrian Trails have been …
American Trails and the Professional TrailBuilders Association (PTBA) have joined forces to co-host the International Trails Summit (ITS) in Reno, Nevada during the week of April 17, 2023. ITS is …
You will lighten your impact on the landscape if you train your horse to poop without stopping as he walks down the trail. Piles of manure – the big mounds …
Essentials for Every Trail Ride – What to carry on every ride and why to do so. As published in Horsemen’s Corral Magazine – July 2020 What are they? Back …
At the prompting of the equine community, last month the Forest Service national office circulated a memo to all national forests and national grasslands titled “Recommended Best Practices for Managing …
The Oregon Recreation Trails Advisory Council (ORTAC) is calling for nominations for the annual Doug Newman Memorial Award. The award honors an individual whose hard work, integrity and social responsibility …
Oregon Coastal Management Program is conducting a public access survey and focus group listening sessions to examine public perceptions surrounding important issues regarding public access policy for Oregon coastal shorelines/beaches. Information …
Volunteers from OET’s Central OR chapter got Sisters Cow Camp ready for the summer season: cleaning up manure left by other campers, repairing the outer fence, installing a drain hole …