Forest Park Conservancy’s Day of Stewardship will attract 200 volunteers working on the Wildwood Trail in Portland, Oregon’s 5000 acre Forest Park; the largest old growth forest within a city’s limits. The Wildwood equals 30.2 of the Park’s 70 miles of trails and is a recognized National Scenic Trail.

The project, a collaboration of the Grand Trunk Trail Blazers and the Town of Sturbridge, is to upgrade existing trails and create a universally accessible trail on the "Leadmine Mountain Property". This 826-acre ecologically and geologically diverse property has views of three ponds, an open meadow and glacial rock outcrops.

Project provides tools, supplies, and refreshments for volunteers constructing 2.5 miles of new hiking trail on property within Louisville’s 6,191 acre Jefferson Memorial Forest.

Lula Lake Land Trust is nearing completion of a connecting trail to Cloudland Canyon State Park. Additional funding is needed for signage, maps, and trailhead gates. The 12 mile trail will traverse beautiful mountain streams and terrain while granting access to wilderness recreation areas now closed to the public.

The Mahanoy Creek Watershed Association’s Bolich Hiking Trail Project along the Mahanoy Creek will provide area residents a venue for healthy outdoor activity. Exposure to the creek’s beauty as well as its thorns will help raise environmental awareness while developing watershed stewardship and providing numerous educational opportunities.

Step into Cuba will introduce recreational walking and hiking to an impoverished, tri-cultural New Mexico community. We have created walking groups, a volunteer group, walkways, trails, and will bring the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail to a nature trail and trailhead at Cuba’s St. Francis Park. Funds will be used to build and promote the trailhead, and support local volunteers.

The final impediment to opening six miles of rail to trail conversion is the decking of one last railroad trestle by volunteers. The Peak to Prosperity Passage of the Palmetto Trail features a park and the spectacular view from the Broad River Bridge, making this section the Trail’s crown jewel.

SAFC will perform 350-400 hours of volunteer trail maintenance on and build public support for the permanent protection of the Fires Creek Rim Trail system in western North Carolina. The Rim Trail connects to the Appalachian National Scenic and also connects to the 137-mile Bartram Trail.

Hikers will appreciate new trail signage and educational brochure at Line Creek Nature Area, managed by Southern Conservation Trust in Peachtree City, GA. This 70-acre "hidden gem" has three miles of hiking trails through wooded areas, past historical landmarks and along a rushing creek.

V-O-Cal's Fernandez Ranch Trail Project will engage 200 volunteers to build 2 miles of trail in one weekend, creating public access in a newly preserved, spectacular, 702 acre ranchland near Martinez, CA. Since 2006, V-O-Cal has involved 1600 volunteers in building and repairing trails in Northern California.