WTA Maintained Trails 2008
WTA volunteers have put 45,000 hours into 108 trails within Washington's trail network through July 2008. Check the list to see if your favorite trail has received the WTA touch and consider signing up for a work party today.
Have you ever hiked a beautifully maintained trail and wondered, "Who am I to thank for this fine trail?"
- A WTA volunteer crew moves rocks to repair clay slide damage on the CCC trail at Middle Fork. Photo by Anita Elder.
It's quite possible that a Washington Trails Association volunteer trail crew has cleared blowdowns, repaired slide areas, fixed drainage issues and more on a trail that you've hiked this year. WTA volunteers have put 45,000 hours into 108 trails within Washington's trail network just in 2008; last year more than 2000 folks poured more than 80,000 hours to fix our trails.
We have a ton of trailwork left to do this year, but below is a list of trails that have received the WTA touch in 2008. Feel inspired? Sign up for a work party today. Don't worry if you're not too tall or too strong - we can find important things for you to do whether you're 7 or 87.
WTA-Maintained Trails through July 2008
Anderson-Watson
- WTA's Volunteer Vacation crew at Snowgrass Flats in 2007. Photo by Laurie Hill.
Asahel / Annette Lake
Baker River
Barclay Lake
Barnes Creek
Beacon Rock
Bean Creek
Beverly Turnpike
Big Hollow
Boulder River
Boundary Trail
Bridal Veil Falls
Bullitt Access
Cape Disappointment
Carbon River
Cascade Creek
CCC Road
Chirico Trail
Chiwakum Creek
Church Mountain
Cispus
Cold Creek
Cougar - Red Cedar
- A WTA volunteer poses on a muddy trail.
Cow Heaven
Cutthroat Lake/ Cutthroat Pass
Damfino Lakes Trail
Deception Creek
Denny / Asahel
Denny Creek picnic area
Devil's Dome
Domke Lake
Dosewallips
Dosewallips bypass Trail
Duckabush
Duckabush Trail
Early Winters Creek
East Creek
Eight Mile
Eight Mile
Elliot Creek
Frying Pan Creek
Grand Ridge
Granite Mountain
Gray Wolf Trail
Green River - Goat Mtn
Hannegan Pass
- Youth volunteers learn valuable teamwork skills and earn community service credit during Youth Volunteer Vacations.
Hazel Wolf
Hoh River Trail
Holden Village
Horseshoe Bend
Huckleberry Creek
Hummocks
Hurricane Ridge
Hyas Lake
Lake 22
Lake Dorothy
Lake Serene
Larabee State Park
Little Pend Oreille
Lower Big Quilcene
Lower Deception Creek
Lower Falls Creek
Lower SF Skokomish
Mailbox Peak
McCllelan Butte
Middle Fork Snoqualmie
Miller Peninsula
Moore Point
Mount Rainier - White River Entrance
Mount Townsend
- No more muddy feet! Members of WTA's Hart Lake Volunteer Vacation in 2007 build turnpike on the Hart Lake Trail. By Arlo Smith.
Mt Pugh
Necklace Valley
North PCT from the Pass
Notch Pass
Palisades
PCT - Bridge of Gods
PCT from Rainy Pass
Perry Creek
Pratt Lake
Rainy Lake Trail
Royal Basin
Sawtooth Ridge Trails
Sehome Arboretum
Skokomish River Trail
Skookum Flats
Snoquera Falls
Snow Lake
Soda Peaks
Squak Mtn Access
Stafford Creek
Standup Creek
Stuart Lake
Sunday Lake
Sunset Ridge
Surprise Creek
- Bev Blanchard practices good safety with a crosscut saw at Lake Chelan.
Talapus Lake
Taylor Mountain
Three Corner Rock
Tiger Mountain: Swamp - Big Tree
Tubal Cain
Tunnel Creek
Twanoh
Upper Big Quilcene
Wallace Falls State Park
Wonderland Trail at Sunrise
Yellow Aster Butte
Youth on Age
