Repairing worn trail sections, improving drainage, and replacing aging structures keeps Caines Head routes safer and more resilient through Alaska’s changing seasons.
Bridge Repairs
Volunteers clear brush, fallen trees, and storm debris so hikers can move safely through coastal forest, meadow, and mountain landscapes.
Volunteer Workdays
We care for trail bridges, steps, and boardwalks, preserving dependable access to historic sites and spectacular views across the recreation area.
Title 4
Community workdays bring neighbors, hikers, and visitors together to protect Caines Head trails for the people who enjoy them today and tomorrow.
Trail Projects
Supporting trail restoration, stewardship, and lasting access across Caines Head.