We're very excited to announce a we are in the process of a website update. A few months ago we reached out to a local website developer and we are pleased with what we see so far. We hope to unveil the new site in the next month. 

The new site will be a lot to look forward to with a new design, easier to use trail information and guides, an updated blog  and trail journal aggregater full of constantly added stories along the trail, and of course an easier way for you to get involved with the PNTA, and more importantly on the trail. 

We want to thank everyone who has helped us and especially to those who are out there working, experiencing, and living the PNT. It's you that keep this organization going and its with you that this trail will be used and experienced for generations.

 From hiking trails on the PNT and local forest, to learning about fish and wildlife at different education centers Its been an amazing first week of Experience the Wild! 

Our Job Corps Crew moving logs on the Hannegan Pass Trail.

It's another busy summer for the region. We have SWITMO volunteers driving on with
work on Blanchard & Anderson Mt., Swift Creek. Quilcene Ranger Corps (QRC)Working hard on trails in the Hood Canal District, Performance Crew in Jefferson County handling larger issues in the Hood Canal District and Clallam County crew getting a firm handle on a section the Bogachiel trail counties. Job Corps Crew Working the East Baker Lake Trail, and the Hannegan Pass Trail. Local SKY (Service-Knowledge-Youth) Crew was also working in the Loomis State Forest repairing erosion damage.