Photos
Backpacking in the Tatoosh Range, by Dave Schiefelbein
Backpacking in the Tatoosh Range, by Dave Schiefelbein
Young hikers on Obstruction Point Trail
Young hikers on Maiden Peak along the Obstruction Point Trail, Olympic National Park. By Luba Fetterman.
Hiker resting on a rock near Ingalls Lake with Mt. Stuart
Hiker resting on a rock near Ingalls Lake with Mt. Stuart, by Dale Blair.
TW at Peshastin Pinnacles
Volunteers prepare to haul materials for trail maintenance at Peshastin Pinnacles State Park. WTA's volunteer trail maintenance program tends to trails across the state, from national forest lands in the Olympics to state parks east of the Cascades.
Carbon bridge
WTA trail volunteers built this footbridge to take hikers over the Carbon River in Mount Rainier National Park.
Grassy Top
A hiker takes in the view from the Grassy Top Trail in Eastern Washington's Colville National Forest. By Craig Romano.
Louise Marshall
Avid hiker and guidebook author Louise Marshall began publishing the magazine Signpost in 1966.
Kids hiking at Mount Rainier
WTA's Families go Hiking program and youth outreach introduce new hikers to the outdoors. By Mark Fuller.
Staff headshots
headshots of staff
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WTA lobbied for additional funds for DNR lands during the 2007 legislative session in Olympia.
WDH Duckabush
Wildland Discovery Hikes introduce new hikers to the backcountry, like this trail along the Duckabush River in the Olympics.
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WTA's Families go Hiking program and youth outreach introduce new hikers to the outdoors. By Deborah Davis.
Staff Retreat 2009
The WTA staff provided trail maintenance on the Holden Lake Trail in October 2009.
Hiker at Comet Falls
A hiker poses at Comet Falls, one of the more than 600 Hiking Guide entries provided by Mountaineers Books. Photo by Dave Schiefelbein.
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