About Alpine Trail Crew Association
Who are we, and what do we do?
The purpose of the Alpine Trail Crew Association is to bring together a community to collectively build and maintain the trails of the Oakridge area and foster actions that improve outdoor recreation for benefit both the environment and surrounding communities.
Our mission is to preserve and protect the Alpine Trail system and other trails within the Willamette National Forest for future generations of outdoor enthusiasts; supporting a growing legacy of stewardship and educating future trail stewards about sustainable trail building and maintenance techniques.
While ATCA is led by a small board of people who care an awful lot about thier local trails, more importantly, our efforts are powered by 100s of volunteers and partnering organizations.
Proud to be a supporting partner of the United States Forest Service
The Alpine Trail Crew Association works to maintain and sustain trails in partnership with the United States Forest Service and the Middle Fork Ranger District for the enjoyment of all future generations.
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