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Governor Bob Ferguson has signed a proclamation making June 21 Washington Trails Day! Washington Trails Day is an opportunity to celebrate and take action for the trails that connect us to Washington's natural beauty. You can celebrate with us by telling the leaders of our national land management agencies that our public lands are not for sale 🌲 Sign the petition to protect our public lands, then go hiking: www.wta.org/WAtrailsday #publicland #washington #advocacy #stewardship #pnw | Washingto

Looking to see those Larches in Washington this Fall? We got you 👇🏼 Here are the top 5 best Larch hikes… 🥾 Maple Pass - This is a 6.5 mile loop trail with about 2,200ft of elevation gain 🔁 Dogs are allowed on a leash 🐶 Location… Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest just outside of North Cascades National Park 📍 This is a pretty popular trail so you will definitely come across a lot of other hikers but it’s TOTALLY worth it 😍 🥾 Blue Lake - This is a 4.5 mile out and back trail with 1,000ft

Hikers brave the cold to take in the gorgeous scenery as heavy snow blankets the area around Lake 22 in Granite Falls, Washington. http://abcn.ws/2kk6sFU | ABC News

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There's nothing like the panic of accidentally dropping a crucial piece of gear on trail. One thing we'll never drop: our dedication to building and maintaining beautiful trails statewide. That's why WTA works closely with volunteers and land managers to give back to trails. It's the perfect way to enjoy time outside while building skills and community. Learn about ways to get involved at www.wta.org/get-involved/volunteer Trail stewards, what's your favorite tool this year? #WashingtonTrails #N

When you volunteer on trail with WTA, you’re giving back to trails, helping hikers and supporting public lands. Sign up for a trail work party today. Work parties aren’t just great for building trails, they’re also great for building community — all while enjoying time outside! All are welcome, ages 10 and older. No experience necessary. Plus, you get to wear a cool hat. Visit wta.org/volunteer to learn more and sign up. 📸 Video produced by Sky Bear Media | Washington Trails Association