Amid Forest Service cuts, Idaho Trails Association seeks volunteers for Panhandle projects
Idaho Trails Association volunteers use a two-man crosscut saw to clear downed trees from an area trail last year.
Courtesy of Barbara Sammut
Idaho’s trails are a labor of love, especially for the hundreds of volunteers that work with the Idaho Trails Association to maintain them.
Last year, close to 800 volunteers with the nonprofit organization cleared 332 miles of trails across Idaho, totaling close to 12,000 hours of labor.
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