Photo by: Patrick Gleissner
Ice Age Trail Crew
Ice Age Trail Crew events are large-scale Trailbuilding or Habitat Improvement events, which draw volunteers from across the state.
These multi-day events, which are coordinated and led by Ice Age Trail Alliance staff, accomplish a lot of work in a short amount of time.
As an Ice Age Trail Crew participant, you’ll work hard while having a lot of fun. It’s all about adding more miles on the ground, and you can be a part of it – even if you’ve never built trail before!
“It’s some of the hardest, most fun, and rewarding work I’ve ever done. We all seem to have a common bond when it comes to building trail and protecting our natural resources. Volunteering for Ice Age Trail Crew events has taken me to areas of the state I probably would not even know about, let alone ever see.”
Rachel Roberts “Fluff Tater”
Trail Steward of the Year
This award recognizes volunteers whose work, in any phase of Trail management, contributes in an extraordinary manner to trail planning, landowner and/or partner relations, trail layout and design, trail construction, trail maintenance, and stewardship work.
Wendell Holl
Read about our 2024 winner here.⇒