Looking for an exciting, healthy way to give back to the Appalachian Trail, meet new people and enjoy nature? Consider becoming a Trail Ambassador.
What do Trail Ambassadors do?
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Educate
Trail Ambassadors help to minimize damage to sites on the Appalachian Trail caused by uninformed hikers.
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Protect
Actions promote an environment where native flora and fauna can flourish
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Data
Trail Ambassadors collect important data on hikers that is later used in decision-making and planning.
In Western North Carolina, both CMC and TEHCC are looking for Trail Ambassadors:
Carolina Mountain Club
Carolina Mountain Club Trail Ambassadors patrol Max Patch on weekends - educating visitors, protecting the site. Click below for more info!
Tennessee Eastman Hiking & Canoeing Club
TEHCC maintains 134 miles of the Appalachian Trail and is looking for Trail Ambassadors to patrol the Roan Highlands area. Click below for more info!
