Washington Trails Association began in 1966 as Signpost, a grassroots magazine where trail lovers in the Northwest could share their backcountry adventures and trail conditions. Now in our 60th year, we’re still publishing Washington Trails Magazine to bring you stories from trails statewide. Donate $20 or more by Feb. 18 to get three seasonal magazines this year — including our spring edition this March: give.wta.org/magazine #NonProfit #Magazine #Washington | Washington Trails Association

On this February’s Washington Trails News Update, learn what to consider when planning a wedding on public land, how to join WTA for a backcountry work party in 2026 and fun trip reports statewide. #Washington #Hiking #NonProfit | Washington Trails Association

On this January's Washington Trails News Update, learn about the impact of staffing cuts to national forests, celebrate the winners of WTA’s 2025 photo contest and discover what’s at stake in this year’s state legislative session. | Washington Trails Association

WTA’s backcountry volunteer trip schedule is now available to preview!⁠ ⁠ Backcountry volunteer crews steward trails in some of Washington's most beautiful locations. Volunteers on these multi-day will camp, have fun and connect with nature and fellow volunteers.⁠ ⁠ Registration opens Feb. 21 at 10 a.m. P.T. Visit our link in bio to learn more about our backcountry trips and how you can sign up next week. ⁠https: www.wta.org/get-involved/volunteer/preparing-for-wta-backcountry-trips ⛰️⚒️⁠ ⁠ 📸 M

Registration for WTA's 2026 backcountry trips is now live!⁠ ⁠ Multi-day volunteer trail maintenance trips are a great way to give back to trails while spending time outside. Register for your dream trail maintenance hitch this summer at wta.org/volunteer/schedule If you experience any technical difficulties or are having trouble registering, please reach out to us directly at volunteer@wta.org⁠ ⁠ See you in the backcountry!⁠ ⁠ 📸 Media courtesy of WTA staff and volunteers ⁠ #Backcountry #TrailMa