What's the catch? Well, we do a little trail work during the day. We might be rebuilding some tread, installing drainage structures, brushing and lopping or logging-out with a two-man crosscut saw. In the morning and in the evening we take turns doing in-camp chores like helping the cook, washing dishes and pumping water. But there will be plenty of time left over to sleep, eat and relax – and all those other "vacationy"-type things. Our menu can accommodate most hearty appetites and dietary needs.

Who looks after the details of the trip so you don't have to? WTA has hand-selected and trained skilled and fun Chief Crew Leaders to guide your group into the backcountry and provide direction on your projects. You will be in good hands, and good humor, with Steve and Tim. You will also most likely have one or two (or several) trained WTA Assistant Crew Leaders with you on your trips.

*Our Difficulty Rating System
  Car camp – We will stay at a campsite close to the trail head.
  Easy – A 1-3 mile hike to camp with little elevation gain.
  Moderate – A 3-5 mile hike to camp with 500-1,000 feet elevation gain.
  Difficult – A 5-8 mile hike to camp with 1,000-2,000 feet elevation gain.
  Strenuous – A 4+ mile hike to camp with 2,000+ elevation gain.