environmental stewardship
Wild Trails awarded a grant to Stringer\’s Ridge (city of Chattanooga) in the form of material and labor to build two really cool sets of stairs on either side of […]
Wild Trails awarded a grant to Stringer\’s Ridge (city of Chattanooga) in the form of material and labor to build two really cool sets of stairs on either side of […]
Wild Trails mission statement: Encourage and promote healthy and active lifestyle through trail running and other forms of outdoor recreation and advocate to protect/preserve land (natural spaces) used for such […]
Wild Trails recently gifted $2,000 to the Chattanooga Amateur Radio Club. Wild Trails Director Randy Whorton shown above handing the check to CARC President Jeff Martin and Secretary Robert Berman. […]
Wild Trails volunteers and strong trail runners Daniel Lucas and TJ Clayton handing check to Trisha King who is the Executive Director of Lula Lake Land Trust. The check for […]
For the winter grant cycle of 2012/13, Wild Trails gave a $2,000 grant to help start the first youth corps in this part of the country. This summer, the Southeast […]
This is a simple, grass roots program where the caretaker of the trail travels (or bribes someone to travel) their trail at least once per month. Any problems observed, i.e., […]
Wild Trails awarded a $2,000 grant last winter to help start the Southeast Youth Corps. This past summer, they held their first 6 week youth corps program. The program was […]
Wild Trails building a rock bridge over Blowing Springs on the new Ritchie Hollow trail. Here Jarret Kinder and Randy Whorton are moving a 600-800 pound rock using a Masdam […]
We are fed up with all the trash in our waterways. It is most noticed during a big rain event. Many times the trash will get hung up in the […]