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As the national voice for America’s hikers, American Hiking Society promotes and protects foot trails, their surrounding natural areas, and the hiking experience. Join today to help preserve the places you love to hike!

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  1. Raise a Pint for Trails You Love: Celebrate 50 Years of American Hiking Society at Reuben’s Brews
    Oct 1, 2026 · original
    Join American Hiking Society on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, at Reuben's Brews Ballard Taproom in Seattle for a free 50th birthday celebration and fundraiser. Reuben's donates $1 to AHS for every pint sold. The post Raise a Pint for Trails You Love: Celebrate 50 Years of American Hiking Society at Reuben’s Brews appeared first on American Hiking Society .
  2. Millions of Trail Users at Risk: 93 Organizations Warn Forest Service Against Upending Longstanding Trail Access Rule
    Sep 24, 2026 · original
    A far reaching coalition of 93 trail organizations, user groups, businesses, and government agencies representing the interests of millions of non-motorized, motorized, and mixed-use trail users across 32 states are calling on the Forest Service to maintain the five decade long practice that has provided guardrails for permitted trail uses on the 165,000 miles of trails across the National Forest System. The post Millions of Trail Users at Risk: 93 Organizations Warn Forest Service Against Upending Longstanding Trail Access Rule appeared first on American Hiking Society .
  3. Building Trails and Lasting Connections on San Juan Island
    Sep 23, 2026 · original
    Located off the North West Edge of Washington State on San Juan Island, the Mount Grant Preserve is home to 250 acres of diverse forest, woodlands, and meadows. With abundant… The post Building Trails and Lasting Connections on San Juan Island appeared first on American Hiking Society .
  4. American Hiking Society Names Jessica Reid Executive Director
    Sep 10, 2026 · original
    The American Hiking Society Board of Directors is proud to announce the appointment of Jessica Reid as Executive Director, effective September 14, 2026, concluding a national search launched earlier this year. The post American Hiking Society Names Jessica Reid Executive Director appeared first on American Hiking Society .
  5. Forest Service Hiking Trails Under Threat by Travel Management Rule and Roadless Rule Proposals
    Aug 27, 2026 · original
    In a double whammy to hikers and trail users, the Forest Service is proposing a repeal of the 2001 Roadless Rule and drastic revisions to the 2005 Travel Management Rule. Taken together these proposals could upend over 50 years of precedent and access that hikers have relied on across National Forests. The post Forest Service Hiking Trails Under Threat by Travel Management Rule and Roadless Rule Proposals appeared first on American Hiking Society .
  6. Honoring the Life, Vision, and Legacy of William Ruskin: Pioneer of Volunteer Trail Stewardship
    Aug 18, 2026 · original
    WHEREAS, the American Hiking Society (AHS) community, its Board of Directors, and hikers across the nation mourn the passing of William "Bill" Ruskin; and WHEREAS, Bill Ruskin was a visionary… The post Honoring the Life, Vision, and Legacy of William Ruskin: Pioneer of Volunteer Trail Stewardship appeared first on American Hiking Society .
  7. Back to Basics: What a 1970s Trail Campaign Teaches Us About Unplugging Today
    Jul 15, 2026 · original
    As we are celebrating 50 years of American Hiking Society, we are celebrating past efforts that hold relevance to our hiking community today. Long before step-counters, digital fitness trackers, and… The post Back to Basics: What a 1970s Trail Campaign Teaches Us About Unplugging Today appeared first on American Hiking Society .

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