Why adopt a trail?

In order to keep our hunt country safe and enjoyable to ride through, we require hunt members to participate in trail maintenance and improvement in the form of five volunteer/work days*. Adopting a trail gives members the opportunity to “own” the upkeep of a specific trail and have more flexibility in scheduling as trail adopters can coordinate with a master to work on their trail at any time over the summer or during the season.

The maps below shows many of the trails in hunt country. (Thank you to Lucy Hirsch for the maps and notations.) The trail names that are greyed out are unavailable/have already been adopted. Please contact Jim Fain or Steve Thomas to adopt a trail.

* Trail maintenance is not the only way to fulfill volunteer commitments. Please contact a master to discuss poison ivy and tick-free opportunities.

Adopted Trails

Huntsman’s Trail and extension, Middle Trail – Jill Cook and Chris

Sally’s Trail and Jim’s Trail — Mark French and Bruce McEnroe

North/South Trail — Candy and Steve Smith

Wentzel’s/west of 251st — Jim and Angela Fain

The Longest Road — Steve and Susie Jaster

Trader’s — The Hill Family

Slick Rock Trail – Teresa Griffith and Verona Chaffin