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A "small army" takes on the Tincup Trail
Vincent DiFrancescoOur Wilderness Conservation Corps has been busy these past seven days on Tincup Trail 1117 in the Kalmiopsis Wilderness Area. At 11 strong, staff member Karly White describes the interns...
A "small army" takes on the Tincup Trail
Vincent DiFrancescoOur Wilderness Conservation Corps has been busy these past seven days on Tincup Trail 1117 in the Kalmiopsis Wilderness Area. At 11 strong, staff member Karly White describes the interns...
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Siskiyou Mountain Club Volunteers tackle the Up...
Vincent DiFrancescoOur program manager Trevor Meyer has been busy organizing and leading volunteer trips and saw classes, but one project in particular has taken front and center this past month: the...
Siskiyou Mountain Club Volunteers tackle the Up...
Vincent DiFrancescoOur program manager Trevor Meyer has been busy organizing and leading volunteer trips and saw classes, but one project in particular has taken front and center this past month: the...
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Snow in June: WCC Interns Brave Cold Temps on t...
Vincent DiFrancescoSnow in June wasn’t on our bingo card for 2025, but that’s exactly what our Wilderness Conservation Corps interns got on their hitch last week on the Pacific Crest Trail.
Snow in June: WCC Interns Brave Cold Temps on t...
Vincent DiFrancescoSnow in June wasn’t on our bingo card for 2025, but that’s exactly what our Wilderness Conservation Corps interns got on their hitch last week on the Pacific Crest Trail.
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Wilderness Corps Interns Complete Orientation H...
Vincent DiFrancescoOur first round of Wilderness Conservation Corps interns just completed their first hitch on the Illinois River Trail ... and it wasn't easy. Their eight-day orientation began with classroom training,...
Wilderness Corps Interns Complete Orientation H...
Vincent DiFrancescoOur first round of Wilderness Conservation Corps interns just completed their first hitch on the Illinois River Trail ... and it wasn't easy. Their eight-day orientation began with classroom training,...
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Wilderness in focus: Bull of the Woods
Read more about that area here.In 2024, Siskiyou Mountain Club will be embarking on a project with the Mt. Hood National Forest. In the Bull of the Woods Wilderness.
Long live the backwoods trails
The Trail Promise
We coordinate with staff, volunteers, interns, and other partners who do the hard work it takes to keep trails from disappearing from the remote corners of Southwest Oregon and Northwest California.
When we adopt a trail or trail section, it becomes part of our promise. That means we will maintain it no less than once every three years.
Check out our interactive map of the trails we maintain with current conditions.
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