Trail Worker Award

This award recognizes an individual that has made outstanding contributions and provided consistent support for trail planning, development, or maintenance. It is intended to recognize the efforts of a private or public sector individual working for enhanced trail recreation on either the local, state, or national level.

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posted Jan 16, 2018

Indiana: Greg Midgley

As President of the National Road Heritage Trail, Inc., Greg has spent the last couple of years advancing this cross-state trail.

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Illinois: Jerry Yockey

Jerry's dedication to work, family, and community is the driving force behind implementing one of the most successful trail development partnerships ever at Lake Shelbyville

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Iowa: Gerry Rowland

Gerry Rowland is known across Iowa as "the guy who started the water trails movement in Iowa."

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Florida: Tom Daniel

In 2004, Hurricane Ivan destroyed Tom's home and over fifty miles of existing Florida Trail.

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Alabama: Brooke Beazley

Brooke assisted the Chilton County Commission to develop Minooka Park, Alabama's first motorized park.

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California: Ray Ford

Ray is a current Board Member and past President of Los Padres Forest Association.

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Arizona: Mark Flint

Mark is nominated for his leadership as Co-Chair of the Cienega Corridor Construction Project under the Arizona Trail Association.

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West Virginia: Bill Queen

When Bill Queen learned no agency in West Virginia had the authority to designate a stream as a water trail, he got the WV Division of Natural Resources to give them a letter acknowledging the Walhonde Water Trail existed.

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Washington: Tom Mix

Tom is a volunteer who works with every public agency on the Olympic Peninsula to construct and maintain trail, plan trail work, and recommend trail use and policy changes.

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Virginia: Brian Detweiler

Since joining the staff at Occoneechee State Park, Brian Detweiler has made great strides in adding new trail to the park, while maintaining almost 15 miles of existing trail.

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