Discover how your organization and trail(s) can take advantage of National Trails Day®.
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March 07, 2024
10:00 AM to 10:25 AM (Pacific Time) {more time zones}
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Join us to learn more about American Hiking Society's 32nd annual National Trails Day®, a day of service for hometown trails and those who love them. We'll discuss National Trails Day® basics, including what National Trails Day® is, how to celebrate, register your event, find event host resources, and more.
Maggie Peikon, Manager of Communications, American Hiking Society
Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill Area, North Carolina
Maggie joined American Hiking in 2022 and has worked in the outdoor, travel, and wellness/lifestyle space for over a decade as a writer and social media strategist. A born and raised east-coaster but a mountain girl at heart, Maggie has enjoyed living on the East Coast and in the Mountain West and is currently based in North Carolina.
When she's not mulling over content strategies, you'll likely find Maggie hiking with her husband and dog, paddle boarding, or tending to her garden. As a long-time vegan, she's especially proud of her homegrown vegetable and fruit harvests.
Ann Young, Programs Support Coordinator, American Hiking Society
Indianapolis, Indiana
Ann joined American Hiking Society in 2023.
She earned her Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences with a focus on Conservation Biology and Ecology from Arizona State University. She is pursuing an additional Bachelor of Arts in Art History with a minor in Classical Studies and Museum Studies at Indiana University. She loves exploring how the arts have shaped how we connect with and protect the environment.
Ann grew up outside of Dallas, Texas, but resides in Indianapolis, Indiana with her husband and three pets. When she isn't working or in school, you can find Ann picking up litter, hiking, skateboarding, or reading.
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