American Trails Trail Steward Members


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We’d like to thank these important supporters of American Trails’ work:


 Christopher Douwes  das Manufacturing, Inc.  John Favro  Flake & Kelley Commercial


 Fossil Industries  Greenfields Outdoor Fitness


 iZone Imaging


 Rhino Marking and Protection Systems


 The Acorn Group  Yamaha Motor Corporation, USA


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he American Trails “30 Miles for 30 Years Challenge” is an exciting seven-month long event


that invites you to explore the beautiful National Recreation Trails system.


We invite you to join us by hik- ing, walking, running, horseback rid- ing, ATV riding, motorcycling, or bik- ing (or skiing or snowmobiling or paddling?) 30 miles of scenic trails in celebration of American Trails 30th Anniversary.


Accept this challenge and create your own supporter page to share with your family and friends. Here you can raise money, track your jour- ney, and post updates using your own words or fitness apps like Strava, MapMyFitness, or your FitBit (make sure to sync it and make your work- outs public). You can also share your progress on social media by linking your sup- porter page to your Facebook or Twitter account.


Don’t want to compete solo?


Create or join a team! Get together with your local club, local REI store,


32 SPRING 2018 AmericanTrails.org


or your workplace to get everyone outside on the amazing trails in your area. Special prizes will be awarded to the team with the most miles com- pleted and the most funds raised.


For more information and to sign up please visit our campaign page: http://thirtyyears.everydayhero.do Thank you for your support! —The American Trails Team


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