Barbara Budd

Spooky Tales from the Trail Most of us have an unexplainable trail story or two. If that tale is told often enough, it can become part of personal — or organizational — lore. https://www.wta.org/news/signpost/spooky-tales-from-the-trail https://www.wta.org/news/signpost/spooky-tales-from-the-trail/@@download/image/IMG_9960.jpg Most of us have an unexplainable trail story or two. If that tale is told often enough, it can become part of personal — or organizational — lore.

Learning and Growing on WTA's Volunteer Vacations We caught up with volunteers from years past to see how the skills they gained have helped them with new adventures. https://www.wta.org/news/signpost/learning-and-growing-with-wta https://www.wta.org/news/signpost/learning-and-growing-with-wta/@@download/image/Cliff tree basin crew shot Yen forth from left by Barbara Budd.JPG We caught up with volunteers from years past to see how the skills they gained have helped them with new adventures.

Posted by Jessi Loerch at Jul 24, 2020 07:00 PM | Permalink Filed under: Trails Rebooted, Trail Work, Trails Rebooted Iconic Sharpe Park is just one example of how we’re improving trails in popular areas. By Barbara Budd The view from Sares Head is stunning: mountains, islands, marine life, the Salish Sea. A few years ago, the hike to that view was more than a little challenging. Hikers had to take care not to trip on exposed roots or slip on a narrow, sloping and often muddy trail.