American Hiking news
Discount Hike the Hill Registration Still Available!
Discount registration for Hike the Hill, the only trails-specific conference held in Washington, D.C. by American Hiking, is still available to all Alliance members in good standing. Register now for Hike the Hill, February 13-15! Learn more about HTH 2012, and see highlights from Hike the Hill 2011.
Welcome our New Additions!
American Hiking recently hired Sheila Franklin as our new Director of Government Relations, and John Michels as our new Trail Programs Manager. Head to our Staff Page to learn more and contact them.
More Contests and Giveaways in January!
To celebrate the 15th year of Hike the Hill, our annual conference, we're running contests each week to give out free items from Adventure Medical Kits, Industrial Revolution, Two Knobby Tires, and The Cheap Outdoors. Check out our Mile Markers page for more information and details on how to enter!
The National Trails Fund Grant period is now closed.
Applications are no longer being accepted for our 2012 National Trails Fund Grant program. To date, American Hiking has granted more than $500,000 to 165 different trail projects across America. Winners will be announced in May 2012. Read more!
Down and Dirty with Mike Rowe
Calling all leaders!
If you are interested in taking a more active role in your next Volunteer Vacation or are curious about what it takes to be an AHS Crew Leader, we want to hear from you!
Policy Platform Announced!
American Hiking has revised its Policy Platform. Check out the updated version, and see which issues affect trails.
Let's Move Outside!
American Hiking Society and National Trails Day® support the First Lady's Let's Move Outside! Campaign to eliminate childhood obesity within one generation.
American Hiking submits appropriations testimony to Congress.
See our FY 2012 Budget Recommendations.
You spoke up for trails & hiking!
Check out the American Hiking & Outdoor Alliance Report to CEQ on outdoor recreation! Click here for more details.
Help preserve trail funding and fight forest fires.
Act Now to support the FLAME fund.
Take Action!
Ask your Representative to Co-Sponsor The Complete America’s Great Trails Act.
National Forest Roadless Area Protection
Roadless areas are critical for improving air and water quality, preserving habitat, and providing recreation opportunities. Learn more, read our Colorado Roadless Rule Comments, and take action!