Adopt

Your

Favorite

Trail

Have you ever wanted to adopt your favorite trail?

Guess what!

You don’t have to ask for permission. Just do it.

I mean, you have to have permission to do maintenance on the trail that would be big enough to need tools, saws, and stuff like that.

But you don’t have to have permission to walk the trail and clean up trash or get minor tree limbs and sticks off the trail.

Adopt Your Favorite Trail

You can adopt your favorite trail and keep it clean and clear from litter and small debris any time you want without approval.

The more we do this on our favorite trails, the better we can make them for everyone.

What’s your favorite trail? Would you be willing to adopt it?

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Shawn Gossman

Shawn Gossman

Founder, Hiking with Shawn

Shawn Gossman, known regionally as Hiking with Shawn, is the founder and senior editor of this blog. Shawn has been hiking the Shawnee National Forest for over 15 years. Shawn is a Southern Illinois native and very active in the local tourism community. Learn more about Shawn here.