Our trails are more than just the 25 miles of path that run alongside the Allegheny, Monongahela and Ohio Rivers.
They’re a connection from home to workplace. They bring you closer to nature. And maybe yourself. They connect communities and all of us to a better place. And a better quality of life. They bring us to a common ground.
But they need someone to protect them. To beautify them. To help them grow to their full potential. That’s why we’re here. To be their advocate. Their protector. Their activist. Their friend.
That might mean bringing together businesses and governmental leaders. Communicating about a downed tree or washed out pathway. Or simply rolling up our sleeves and getting our hands dirty.
Why do we do it all? Simple. To connect. And because every time someone hits our trails, they get the opportunity to connect to something greater.