Pertaining in some way to the Appalachian Trail.
published by monica.aguilar on Sun, 12/15/2019 - 9:29pm
In this issue we discuss:
- Americorps members working on the Appalachian Trail
- New England Regional Partnership Committee
- A Survey to assess accessibility and content of this newsletter
- Upcoming Events
Follow the link to see this months newsletter
published by monica.aguilar on Mon, 10/21/2019 - 8:01am
The Dalton, Massachusetts community has created a movie celebrating Kay Woods' life and devotion to the Appalachian Trail! She was a trail enthusiast and volunteer for many years in Massachusetts. You can check it out here: Kay Wood Movie
published by bcheikes on Sun, 07/28/2019 - 6:13pm
It was a very hot day, but that did not deter locals and through-hikers from gathering to celebrate Great Barrington’s connection with the Appalachian Trail on Saturday, July 20, at Beartown State Forest. The 7th Annual Great Barrington Appalachian Trail Community Day included trail maintenance at Glen Brook and Hemlocks overnight sites in Mount Everett State Reservation and a guided wildflower walk around Benedict Pond led by Judy Schumer. A longer hike was cancelled due to weather conditions.
published by monica.aguilar on Fri, 06/14/2019 - 8:10am
Check out the latest issue of the Berkshire Appalachian Trail Newsletter!
In this issue:
- Recent Volunteer Days
- Volunteer Spotlight
- Cooridor Monitoring
- Upcoming Events
- Hours Report
- Contact Us
published by monica.aguilar on Fri, 06/14/2019 - 6:37am
Come celebrate Great Barrington's connection with the Appalachian Trail. A.T. Partners (ATC, AMC, MA DRC and GBLC) will be providing a full day of great events and a potluck picnic for all. Volunteer, hike, and picnic with A.T. Maintainers and Hikers. All events are free and open to all. Pre-register at info@gbtrails.org. See volunteer, guided hikes, and picnic info. below.
Date:
Saturday, July 20, 2019 - 2:00pm to 7:00pm
The Mass AT Committee publishes a monthly newsletter.
The AT is your trail. It is primarily cared for by volunteers like yourself, not by paid professionals. Volunteers contribute over 6,000 hours of work every year in the Berkshires alone. Without this kind of support from Georgia through Massachusetts to Maine, the trail would quickly become impassable and would cease to exist.
published by bcheikes on Sat, 04/06/2019 - 1:03pm
Check out the latest issue of the Appalachian Trail Newsletter!
In this issue:
Pages
