Educational Hikes and Workshops

Join us this summer on a series of interpretive hikes led by local experts throughout the A-B. Hear from geologists, ethnobotanists, miners, and fire ecologists, and explore a topic while hiking a relevant trail. Hikes are FREE, but you do need to sign up below to reserve a spot.


2022 Educational Hikes

*Signup links below table

Hike TopicDateLocationPresenterHike LengthStatus
Birding Suce Creek Trail7/10Suce Creek, Paradise ValleyJohn Parker6 MilesOpen
Eagle Mount Billings Field Day7/28Wild Bill Picnic Area, Red LodgeABWF/Eagle Mount Staff1 MileFull
Ethnobotany, Cheyenne Beliefs, Connection With The Landscape7/30Cyclone Creek, Red LodgeLinwood Tall Bull1-3 MilesOpen
Mount Shepard Fire – Reflections On Wildfire In The A-B Wilderness8/4East Rosebud, RoscoeDan Warthin2-5 MilesOpen
Beartooth Mountains: 4 Billion Years of Geologic History8/27Beartooth PassMelissa Gundersen, Jennifer Baranovic3-5 MilesOpen
Whitebark Pine: A Treeline Keystone Species 8/28Line Creek Plateau, Red LodgeJeff DiBenedetto3 MilesOpen

Hike Descriptions and Sign-ups:


How you can Volunteer: We know that many of you have expertise in diverse fields: geology, botany, history etc. If you would like to help the ABWF lead a hike or webinar, we’d love to involve you! Contact us: [email protected].

We’ll continue to roll out new hikes and opportunities throughout the spring and summer.