Advancing Trails Awards

American Trails presents the National & International Trails Awards Program to recognize the tremendous contributions of volunteers, professionals, and other leaders who are working for the betterment of trails both nationally and internationally in both rural and urban settings.

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posted Jan 29, 2018

Pinetop-Lakeside TRACKS (AZ White Mountain Trail System)

In 1987 a White Mountain, Arizona, horsemen’s association of 25 members organized a volunteer group, TRACKS, to build and maintain trails for horseback riding.

posted Jan 29, 2018

Gerry Wilbour and the Northwest Trails Crew

Gerry Wilbour has served as President of the Professional Trailbuilders Association for several years and has come to be admired as a forthright and effective leader in the trail contractors' industry, as well as a technical innovator always on the cutting edge of design and construction solutions.

posted Jan 29, 2018

South Korea - Jeju Olle Foundation

The Jeju Olle Foundation has demonstrated outstanding efforts to bring dialogue about long distance trails to an international level.

posted Jan 16, 2018

Florida: Helen Koehler

Helen Koehler is a diehard equine trail advocate in Levy County, Florida.

posted Jan 16, 2018

Kansas: Bunnie Watkins

Bunnie Watkins has been part of the US Army Corps team at Perry Lake for nearly two decades.

posted Jan 16, 2018

Kentucky: Mike Bossert

Mike Bossert has been a member of Fort Harrod Back Country Horsemen (FHBCH) since its inception approximately four years ago.

posted Jan 16, 2018

Louisiana: Freddie Paul

North Louisiana is fortunate to have a small group of volunteers who are involved in the planning, building and maintenance of trails in their surrounding area.

posted Jan 16, 2018

Massachusetts: Scott Monroe

Scott Monroe is retiring this year from the Appalachian Mountain Club’s Alpine Stewardship Volunteer Program. While it is understandable on Scott’s part, it will nevertheless be a major loss to the ASV Program.

posted Jan 16, 2018

California: Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich

Supervisor Antonovich has great responsibility for all areas of government including multi-use (equestrian, hiking and mountain biking) trails programs and multi-use trails issues.

posted Jan 16, 2018

Michigan: Ed Morse

Ed Morse began his North Country National Scenic Trail experience with the Spirit of the Woods Chapter in northern Michigan participating in hikes and trail work under the leadership of Joan Young.

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