Volunteer Trail Crews vary in length from one to seven days. We provide training, tools, hardhats, group camp equipment, and leadership. Volunteers are responsible for their own transportation to the crew location and for their personal equipment, including tent or camper, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, dishes and eating utensils, work clothes, and other personal items. Some crews have meals provided, and those are noted below. Crews typically involve a hike to the project site each day, and basecamp crews may require a drive and a hike each day if the campsite is not within reasonable hiking distance of the project site. Crews can be accessed by a 2WD vehicle unless otherwise noted.The Colorado Trail Foundation crews are already 98% full for 2024. However, there are still several spots open between July and September.
* Volunteer for this essential work
* Camp Out in the Colorado Rockies
* Build the Trail
* Improve it, make it last
* Create drainage to prevent Trail erosion Team Up
* Sustain and preserve The Colorado Trail
Click here for the full schedule and to register!
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From Montana to New Mexico, the American Rockies stretch for more than a thousand miles. Within this spectacular mountain range are thousands of miles of hiking trails. With such an overwhelming number of options, how will you find and choose the most scenic and rewarding hikes?
Ultimate Hiking Guide to the Rocky Mountains takes all the guesswork out by focusing on some of the most amazing hikes across this range, and provides you with a handpicked list of options that will allow you to make the most of your trips in the Rockies:
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