Challenging you to join us & others around the world,to hike at least once per week for 52 weeks! Start hiking #52HikeChallenge2025 to be part of our community.
Grand Canyon National Park is hiring winter seasonal employees for the Trails Program! Trade triple-digit heat for crisp mornings, snowy canyon views, and rewarding work on one of the nation's most iconic trail systems.
Current openings include:
• WG-8 Maintenance Worker (Leader): https://t.co/Q8S8bUPvS0
• WG-7 Animal Packer (2 vacancies): https://t.co/TAeZoPsFaZ
• WG-6 Maintenance Worker (Trails) (7 vacancies): https://t.co/5geukeDbpq
• WG-4 Laborer (Trails–MVO) (7 vacancies): https://t.co/9s55fOvRMt
Appointments are expected to begin in early November and continue through late April.
View current openings and apply through USAJOBS before the application deadlines.
Questions? Contact Field Supervisor Gavin Youngstrum at 928-606-9012 or [email protected].
The storm has passed...but the trail might not be ready yet. 🌧️ 🥾
Summer storms and monsoon season brings dramatic skies, cooler temperatures, and much-needed rain — but those same storms can leave trails vulnerable.
Trail wisdom is usually learned one of two ways: the easy way…or the “I’ll never do that again” way. 😅
We’re sharing a few common hiking 'oops' moments so you can skip the hard lessons and spend more time enjoying the views.
What’s a hiking lesson you learned the hard way?
There are no words I can muster through my tears to convey my feelings about Minus 33 Merino Wool in New Hampshire. I am speechless. They give back so much to our first responder family. Stay tuned on how and where these are being donated!
Angeles NF Firefighters are on scene of a dumpster fire on Hwy 39 near mile marker 19 in San Gabriel Canyon.
In addition Forest Service Law Enforcement and firefighters have already responded to fireworks in the canyon this morning.
If you see ANY fireworks or fires outside of campground/day use area fire rings please call 911.
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Do your part to prevent wildfire.
As we celebrate 250 years of American independence, remember that fireworks are prohibited on public lands.
Possessing, igniting, discharging or using any kind of fireworks is prohibited on national forests and grasslands.
As the weather warms, Yellowstone's cold-blooded critters are becoming more active! The park is home to five snake species - but only one is venomous: the prairie rattlesnake. Give all wildlife space and stay alert on trails!
Before venturing to the park, be sure to check the current status of park roads! All park roads have opened for the summer season, but sometimes temporary road closures can occur due to inclement weather, unsafe driving conditions, or construction.
You can check the current status of park roads by:
▪ Visiting https://t.co/IxQq7d8iRQ,
▪ Calling 307-344-2117 for a recorded message, or
▪ Signing up to receive Yellowstone road alerts on your mobile phone by texting “82190” to 888-777
To every National Trails Day® host and volunteer: thank you. 💚
From planning events and leading hikes to clearing trails, welcoming participants, and sharing your love of the outdoors, you made this year's celebration possible.
And that was just one event.
Across the country, more than 1,250 events brought together volunteers, hikers, bikers, paddlers, runners, equestrians, & outdoor enthusiasts to improve trails, connect with their communities, & give back to the outdoor spaces that give us so much.
What a day@ 🌲🥾
This year's National Trails Day® was a powerful reminder of what can happen when people come together in support of the places and trails we love.
Do you have plans yet for National Trails Day®?
There are nearly 1,000 events happening across the country on Saturday, June 6th and we could not be more excited to celebrate the trails and the outdoors with all of you!