Explore some of the most pressing issues facing the A-B Wilderness

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We invite you to join us this summer on a series of interpretive hikes, often led by local experts and Atlas contributors, throughout the A-B. Hear from local geologists, botanists, mining experts, and wilderness activists, as well as explore a topic while hiking a relevant trail. Hikes are FREE, but you do need to sign up to reserve a spot. Check out the various hikes offered below!

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2021 Educational Hikes and Workshops

Hike Topic	Date	Location	Presenter	Hike Length	Status
Botany and Plant ID	6/6/21	North Fork Bear Creek, Gardiner	Heidi Anderson	8 Miles	Full, Accepting Waitlist
Historic Mine Visit and Discussion	6/17/21	Mountain View Mine, Nye	Patrick Pierson, Ennis Geraghty, Tom Kircher, Randy Weimer	1 Mile	Full, Accepting Waitlist
The Sagebrush Sea Meets the Beartooth Front	6/19/21	Eastern Beartooth Front	Jeff DiBenedetto	1 Mile	Open for Registration
Trail Building Workshop With Sunnyside Farms	6/21/21	Clyde Park	ABWF Staff	N/A	Open for Registration Ages 12-18
Climate Change, Whitebark Pine, Grizzlies	6/26/21	Emigrant Peak, Paradise Valley	Jesse Logan, Patrick Cross	7-9 Miles	Open For Registration
Trail Building Workshop With Sunnyside Farms	6/28/21	Suce Creek	ABWF Staff	N/A	Open for Registration Ages 12-18
Ethnobotany, Cheyenne Beliefs, Connection With The Landscape	8/15/21	Lake Fork Rock Creek	Linwood Tall Bull	1-2	Open For Registration
LBTQ Hike to Glacier Lake	8/28/21	Glacier Lake	ABWF Staff, Phoenix Pearl Tea & Games	5	Open For Registration
Whitebark Pine: A Treeline Keystone Species	8/29/21	Beartooth Pass	Jeff DiBenedetto	2-3 Miles	Open For Registration
Caves and Karst	TBD	Red Lodge Palisades	Dan Seifert	TBD	Registration Available Soon

Hike Descriptions and Sign-ups:

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