Trail work
Trail work as team effort
If you’ve ever joined a WTA work party, you know the work is about more than digging tread or clearing brush.
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Trail work
If you’ve ever joined a WTA work party, you know the work is about more than digging tread or clearing brush.
Federal shutdown
What we know, where to go and how to care for our national public lands and the people who manage them.
Leave No Trace
Leave the places you love untouched by your visit.
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Oct 1, 2025
Our national public lands are exactly that — public. And, if we want them to remain that way and continue to be a place for adventures, clean air and clean water, we all have to speak up.
Ninety percent of people in Washington use trails. Outdoor recreation contributes $22.5 billion to Washington state’s economy and supports over 120,000 jobs in our state, supporting livelihoods in rural communities. _