Thanks to support from REI, the National Forest Foundation supported critical trailwork within the Spruce Knob – Seneca Rocks National Recreation Area on the Monongahela National Forest. This scenic area of West Virginia offers visitors the chance to enjoy breathtaking vistas and world-class recreation opportunities.

In late July, volunteers joined with crews from the American Conservation Experience and the Student Conservation Association for a day of trail maintenance and celebration. The work of the crews and volunteers will ensure these popular trails provide sustainable access to the forest for generations to come.

Click here to learn more about our work on the Monongahela with REI.

Meet Andrew! He helped lead trail restoration work during a volunteer day on the Monongahela National Forest with @the_sca and @usaconservation this summer. Thanks to @REI for their support of this awesome project! #ItsAllYours #GoBeyond pic.twitter.com/qHxoMLDC2P
— National Forest Fdn. (@NationalForests) August 15, 2018

We worked with @usaconservation and @the_sca crews as well as local volunteers to complete trail work at Spruce Knob-Seneca Rocks NRA on the Monongahela National Forest. Trail restoration looks like fun, right? #GoBeyond #SummerOfTrails pic.twitter.com/0GLJDehUuv
— National Forest Fdn. (@NationalForests) August 15, 2018