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Well, you do got a lot of dog out once in a while to go pee

Thanks for all the great info. I appreciate everyone's time and knowledge.

what happened to the soy-sauce/oriental flavor top ramen?? havent been able to find it for a few years now. My favorite was to mix it with peanut butter powder for the best backcountry peanut noodles 🍜

👀 *PromoSM*

Wow, cool!

just found this video- very helpful to show kids we are teaching, but the site that already exists is a bit too close to water. Either way, wish more videos like this existed to help teach new campers/backpackers who are visual learners. Maybe I'll make one!

Wow! I had no idea how far back the Voiunteer Trail Maintenance program goes. Fabulous!

Awesome work! Thank you!

There it is. I don't know why I love WTA work parties so much ... but I do.

Thank you! This program was fantastic and informative.

can i use your video?

Thanks, Louise.

Great refresher, thanks WTA crew! :)

Amazing views. Music to this video would have made this video complete.

Pretty dushy of horse riders to use a single track and not pick up after their pets…

I wish there was a section on proper dog handling on trails. I love most dogs, but not a big fan when their owners are careless, clueless and disrespectful.

Doing this trail this weekend. Thanks for your guys' hard work. 👍 I appreciate you.

hi

Personally I'd like to see groups like this go away and most trails returned to the wild. All trail maintenance does is allow mobs of people to invade the wilderness and turn it into a tourist destination. No thanks.

I've been unable to add hikes to my backpack for a while now, rather frustrating - no "Add hike to my backpack" button available on the hike details. I just realized that my Adblocker was trapping the button. Once the adblocker was disabled, the button came back. Phew. I suggest you add a note somewhere about adblockers, or add a check on the pages to pop up a warning when an adblocker is detected. as many sites do. Thanks for the site, the tips, the hike reports... precious info. (And a big thank you for all the trail maintenance done by WTA. If you haven't done it yet, do volunteer for a trail party, Gentle Viewer, always a treat.)

horse should not be on the trail if the horse is easy to spoke.

Wow ! Beautiful. Thanks for sharing 👍🏼😊

Naaw ! Y'all are the best :-)

If a horse is easy to spook it should not be on the trail.

This was so great! Thank you!

Fabulous! Thank you!

Awwww! We miss YOU, too!!!

Bravo!

I need a job, got work?

Loved the planned trail flagging in the raised bed...very clever & funny!

Science has always been amazing! ☺️🌸

Thank you for sharing beautiful views! Every picture looks gorgeous!

Absolutely gorgeous. Thank you for this :):):)

Much needed beauty! thank you.

Just to say thank you very much for helping to keep the trails in perfect shape. Best wishes

beautiful hiking trail, love the footage!

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It is amazing the work you guys are doing. Glad to see you are keeping the trails in good shape.

Gracias por informar acerca de esta práctica tan bonita que es el senderismo. Un saludo

Just throwing this out there...chainsaws cut trees a lot faster and easier than by hand. May get further, faster and easier. Good work.

Awesome! Can’t wait to explore it!

(WTA member here from a bike group link): I watched in vain for the most common encounter that I experience as a hiker: from behind me, a biker comes barreling along without warning. Somehow I hear a slight sound of their approach or glimpse them if the trail is winding, and I jump off trail to get out of the way because I know from experience that the biker is NOT going to yield, but expects me to get out of their way. This from-behind approach of a wheeled vehicle at vehicular speed when you're on foot will set your adrenaline soaring and shatter a peaceful hiking experience. When a biker appears ahead of me, I have NEVER observed one slowing or wheeling to the edge, much less stopping to yield on a narrow trail. They always expect me to get out of the way. Oddly enough, on a wide, paved bike path far more bikers have a bell to ring, or call out "On your left/right."

I've been told by horse people to step to the downhill side of the trail. Horses may feel threatened if you are above them; they may fear you will jump them as a cougar would.

1:21 That's me as a kid