Some say “West is Best”, but at American Hiking, we think both coasts offer adventure seekers mountains and majesty and fantastic opportunities to explore nature! We have hand selected three upcoming Volunteer Vacations that will provide unforgettable stewardship experiences, breathtaking scenery, and stunning mountain views on the easily accessible east coast. Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest, GA […]
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Some say “West is Best”, but at American Hiking, we think both coasts offer adventure seekers mountains and majesty and fantastic opportunities to explore nature! We have hand selected three upcoming Volunteer Vacations that will provide unforgettable stewardship experiences, breathtaking scenery, and stunning mountain views on the easily accessible east coast. Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest, GA […]
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The mission of the bipartisan House Trails Caucus is to provide a forum for interested Members of Congress to work together for the creation and conservation of our natural landscape and recreation activities through the preservation of trails. They do this through such things as hosting briefings and informational events as well as by being a forum […]
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The mission of the bipartisan House Trails Caucus is to provide a forum for interested Members of Congress to work together for the creation and conservation of our natural landscape and recreation activities through the preservation of trails. They do this through such things as hosting briefings and informational events as well as by being a forum […]
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By Sam Hodder, President & CEO, Save the Redwoods League On August 8, 1919, Save the Redwoods League founders Madison Grant and Stephen Mather spoke to a packed auditorium in the Northern California mill town of Eureka. They had driven up from San Francisco, where the League had just held its first Board meeting, and […]
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By RootsRated Featured Photo (Paxson Woelber) By no means an exhaustive list, here are 11 hikes across the country that simply have to be on your radar. From the rolling mountains of the southeast, to the jagged peaks of the west, to the canyons, waterfalls, and old-growth forests of the Pacific Coast, these trails are […]
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Golden, Colorado – Across the country, individuals eagerly await fun summer adventures, and American Hiking Society’s National Trails Day® will kick off the season of good times outside on Saturday, June 4, 2016. The largest annual trails celebration promises to deliver a wide variety of outdoor adventures to suit the nation’s craving to be immersed […]
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Join American Hiking Society, Washington Trails Association, and Eddie Bauer Adventure Athlete, Seth Waterfall for an event to celebrate trails and the hiking experience in Washington State! When: Saturday, April 30, 6:30 pm Where: Adventure Hub & Winery, 2960 4th Ave. S. #115 Seattle Event: Happy Hour to celebrate American Hiking Society’s 40th Anniversary. Join us […]
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