Arkansas Ozark Highlands Trail Association
http://www.hikearkansas.com/ohta.html
E-mail: http://www.cloudland.net/contact.html

The Ozark Highlands Trail is a long distance hiking trail crossing the Ozark National Forest in Arkansas. Starting at Lake Ft. Smith State Park on Highway 71, the trail goes easterly for approximately 160 miles across the Boston Mountain, Pleasant Hill, and Buffalo Ranger Districts.

Arkansas Pinnacle Mountain SP
http://www.gorp.com/gorp/location/ar/parks/pinnacle.htm

Pinnacle Mountain State Park
11901 Pinnacle Valley Road
Roland, AR 72135
Telephone: (501) 868-5806
Fax (501) 868-5018

Approximately 12 miles west of Little Rock. Many opportunities are available from exhibit guides and park research, to trail maintenance, and undraising. Support the park by becoming a member of Partners for Pinnacle, Inc. Volunteer Hard Hat Days are held the third Saturday of every month. Contact the park Director of Volunteers on Wednesdays for details on programs and training.

Illinois Prairie Path
http://www.ipp.org/index.html

Illinois Prairie Path
P.O. Box 1086
Wheaton, IL 60189

The Illinois Prairie Path is a 55-mile-long biking, hiking, jogging, equestrian, and nature trail in Cook, DuPage and Kane Counties about 20 miles west of Chicago.

Indiana

Hoosier Hikers

(765) 349-0204 projects
email: hikers@scican.net

The Hoosier Hikers Council was organized in 1994 out of a recognized need by Hoosier hikers and backpackers to "do something" about deteriorating hiking trail conditions in Indiana. The HHC was incorporated in 1995 as a non-profit, fully tax-deductible, organization. Help maintain and improve existing Indiana hiking trails, and build new footpaths where needed. Work to extend Indiana's  Knobstone Trail to its full potential 140-mile length.

 Established in 1996  for the express purpose of assisting the Forest Service in its management of horse trails, horse related facilities, and activities in the Hoosier National Forest.
Our Mission: To bring the HNF Trails and Equine facilities up to National Forest Service standards.  To present a postive public image of equine activities in the HNF.  To strive to promote equine activities in the HNF in conformance with multi-use goals.   Through grant writing, cost sharing, and volunteer work the Hoosier Horsemen have assisted the forest service in updating maps, improving signage in the Hickory Ridge Trail System ,and performing trail reconstruction.

Iowa  Cedar Trails Partnership
http://www.cedarnet.org:80/ctrailsp/

2410 West Lone Tree Road
Cedar Falls, Iowa 50613
(319) 266-6813

Metropolitan area of Cedar Falls and Waterloo, Iowa

Michigan Grand Traverse Hiking Club
http://www.northcountrytrail.org/gtr/

Traverse, Michigan

ADOPT-A-TRAIL projects: North Country Trail, Sand Lakes, Mud Lake, Lake Ann and Lost Lake trails

Minnesota    Kekekabic Trail Club
http://www.kek.org/ktg.html

309 Cedar Avenue S
Minneapolis, MN 55113
1-800-818-HIKE

 E-mail Tom Stephens hens@cray.com

Recruits, trains, and organizes trail maintenance trips to maintain the Kekekabic and other trails in the BWCA wilderness of the Superior National Forest.

The Superior Hiking Trail is a long distance footpath that follows the shore of Lake Superior in northeastern Minnesota. The Superior Hiking Trail Association is a member supported non-profit corporation whose mission is to provide the human and financial resources to build, promote, maintain, protect and preserve a hiking trail along the ridgeline of the North Shore of Lake Superior.

Ohio Buckeye Trail Association
http://www.buckeyetrail.org/
P.O. Box 254, Worthington,OH 43085

Founded in 1959 the Buckeye Trail Association is a non-profit group of volunteers, dedicated to the construction and maintenance of a hiking trail approximately 1200 miles long that generally follows the state boundaries. The BT links with, and forms part of the North Country Trail.

Friends of Devil's Lake State Park
P.O. Box 209
Baraboo, WI. 53913-0209

dead link - 12/16/03

The Ashland Ski Trail Association is a non-profit group, formed in September 1996, dedicated to opening and maintaining a cross country ski trail in the city of Ashland, Wisconsin. The full 5.5 kilometers of the trail are tracked for classic style skiing and most are groomed for skate style skiing as well. In the summer, the trail offers a beautiful walk in the woods without ever leaving the city.

P.O. Box 423
Pewaukee, WI 53072
Ph: (414) 691-2776
FAX: (414) 691-2776

Wisconson Rock River Trail
 

Rock Trail Coalition
P.O Box 8101
Janesville, WI 53545

A non-profit volunteer organization devoted to constructing, supporting, and advocating biking and hiking trails in Rock County Wisconsin. Our primary project is the development of the Rock River Trail on an abandoned rail line from Beloit through Janesville and Milton and connecting to the Glacial River Trail in Jefferson county. Activities include trail maintenance, meetings, and fundraising for trail projects through our raffle, and running and cycling events.

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