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VVMTA’s Adopt A Trail program celebrates ten years of community stewardship in Eagle County
Summary by Aspen News Editorial Desk Kate Kampner kkampner@vaildaily.com , as published by Vail Daily
· June 30, 2026
· 1 min read
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Key points The Adopt A Trail program, launched in 2016, has been engaging volunteers in trail stewardship for ten years. The program was founded by Jamie Malin, who also founded the Vail Valley Mountain Trails Alliance in 2011.
A trail restoration program in Eagle County has reached a milestone. The Adopt A Trail program, launched in 2016, has been engaging volunteers in trail stewardship for ten years.
The program was founded by Jamie Malin, who also founded the Vail Valley Mountain Trails Alliance in 2011. It aims to support U.S. Forest Service Trails, which faced budget cuts.
Further details about the program's growth and impact are available from the Vail Daily, including the number of volunteers and trails involved.
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Category: parks Published: June 30, 2026 Source: Vail Daily Reading time: 1 min
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