The CACC organizes litter pickups near popular climbing spots on the district.

The PMTC carries out trail maintenance along Pine Mountain Trail.

SAWS is a forest partner who helps with stewardship of designated wilderness areas. They help with trail maintenance in wilderness areas and host workshops and trainings to teach and certify volunteers to use crosscut saws.

The SCRHA carries out trail maintenance efforts with a focus on providing equine activities in Scott County and surrounding region.

Spearhead Trailblazers promotes adventure tourism in SW Virginia while carrying out trail maintenance efforts in the region.

This local chapter of the VMN carries out multiple projects such as education and outreach, but also works in data collection, biological inventories, and other research-oriented activities.

BCHA Eastern Divide Chapter strives to perpetuate recreational stock use on public lands and carries out trail maintenance efforts.

This local chapter of the VMN focuses on preserving natural resources by collecting data about species in the area and providing education as well as community-outreach.

OCVT is a student group that aims to spread knowledge of the local area and volunteers to keep sections of the Appalachian Trail maintained.

PATH is a volunteer club associated with Appalachian Trail Conservancy that helps to maintain sections of the Appalachian Trail.

Poverty Creek Trails Coalition works to create, maintain, and improve trails in the New River Valley.

RATC is a volunteer club associated with Appalachian Trail Conservancy that helps to maintain sections of the Appalachian Trail in the Roanoke region.

SAWS is a forest partner who helps with stewardship of designated wilderness areas. They help with trail maintenance in wilderness areas and host workshops and trainings to teach and certify volunteers to use crosscut saws.

WVSTA maintains the Allegheny Trail and the Mary Draper Ingles Trail and offers monthly volunteer opportunities.

Back Country Horsemen of America strives to perpetuate recreation stock use on public lands and carries out trail maintenance efforts on the Glenwood Horse Trail.

The Blue Ridge Bear and Coon Club assists with litter pick-up efforts.

The CAMBC’s main goal is to promote sustainable public trail systems in and around Charlottesville; they assist with trail maintenance needs.

The NBATC is a volunteer-based hiking club that maintains over 90 miles of trails on the Glenwood-Pedlar Ranger District, including a large portion of the Appalachian Trail.

The ODATC assists with trail maintenance and also acts as stewards of a 19.1 mile section of the Appalachian Trail, roughly 6 miles of this is located on the Glenwood-Pedlar Ranger District.

The RATC maintain and protects over 120 miles of the Appalachian trial in the Roanoke Region. This club is active on both the Eastern Divide and the Glenwood-Pedlar Ranger Districts.

SAWS is a forest partner who helps with stewardship of designated wilderness areas. They help with trail maintenance in wilderness areas and host workshops and trainings to teach and certify volunteers to use crosscut saws.

The TATC maintains a 10+ mile section of the Appalachian Trail in Three Ridges Wilderness, as well as 23 additional miles of non-AT trails. The club is based near Norfolk, VA, but travels to the Glenwood-Pedlar Ranger District from multiple trail maintenance work weekends each year.

Tread Lightly carries out stewardship and education projects and assists with public outreach, trail maintenance, and trash pick-up.

The Virginia 4WD Association assists with clean-up events on Forest Service roads, trails, and recreation sites.

This local chapter of Ducks Unlimited coordinates with district wildlife programs to install and maintain wood duck nesting boxes with the help of volunteers.

The Alleghany Highlands Trail Club works to maintain local, multi-use trails in Alleghany and Bath counties.

This local chapter of Ducks Unlimited coordinates with district wildlife programs to install and maintain wood duck nesting boxes with the help of volunteers.

SAWS is a forest partner who helps with stewardship of designated wilderness areas. They help with trail maintenance in wilderness areas and host workshops and trainings to teach and certify volunteers to use crosscut saws.

CHGPA is an active club dedicated to the growth and safety of hang gliding and paragliding. This club maintains the Edith Gap and Woodstock Tower hang gliding and paragliding sites.

Covering the capitol region of Virginia, Maryland, and DC, this Toyota 4 x 4 club assists with trail maintenance on Peters Mill Run Off-Highway Vehicle Trail.

CCCL is a national organization that promotes education and awareness of the Civilian Conservation Corps. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s New Deal Program that provided conservation work from 1933 to 1942 for unemployed young men during the Great Depression.

Friends of North Fork of Shenandoah River help keep the Shenandoah River clean through advocacy, community action, education, and science.

Mid-Atlantic Off-Road Enthusiast is an all-volunteer mountain bike organization that assists the Lee Ranger District with trail maintenance.

NMRC is a community organization that assists with annual roadside trash clean-up along three miles of Crisman Hollow Road.

PATC is the Lee Ranger District’s oldest partner. For well over 90 years, they have maintained trails and trail shelters, assisted with special projects, developed maps and guide books, and installed signs.

PRKN hosts river clean-ups and volunteer opportunities to become a water quality monitor to help keep the rivers clean. PRKN hosts the annual RioPalooza at the Elizabeth Furnace Day Use Area in September.

SAWS is a forest partner who helps with stewardship of designated wilderness areas. They help with trail maintenance in wilderness areas and host workshops and trainings to teach and certify volunteers to use crosscut saws.

VHTRC assists with trail maintenance and sponsors several endurance events on the Massanutten Mountain in Lee Ranger District.

Washington Area Trail Riders is a long-standing partner with the Lee District. They are an off-highway vehicle club who assists with trail maintenance on the Peters Mills Run and Taskers Gap OHV Trail as well as assisting the Old Dominion Equestrian Endurance Rides organization’s events.

Winchester Wheelmen is a non-profit volunteer-led organization that promotes bicycling and contributes to trail maintenance.

Back Country Horsemen of Virginia Highland works to perpetuate recreation stock use on public lands and carries out trail maintenance efforts.

The Friends of Mount Rogers is a non-profit organization that promotes the appreciation and enjoyment of the Mount Rogers National Recreation Area through educational and interpretative programs, visitor center assistance, and volunteer efforts.

MRATC is one of the 31 volunteer clubs of the Appalachian Trail Conservancy that has maintenance responsibilities in the Jefferson National Forest and the Mt. Rogers National Recreation Area.

This coalition works to preserve and enhance trails in the Mt. Rogers National Recreational Area.

PATH is one of the 31 volunteer clubs of the Appalachian Trail Conservancy that helps maintain the Appalachian Trail and organizes monthly work trips.

SAWS is a forest partner who helps with stewardship of designated wilderness areas. They help with trail maintenance in wilderness areas and host workshops and trainings to teach and certify volunteers to use crosscut saws.

The WTC organizes hiking trips for youth in the area and maintains trails.

Friends of Shenandoah Mountain focuses on the preservation of Shenandoah Mountain through community outreach and regularly hosts environmental education events including plant and wildlife hikes.

PATC the forest’s oldest partner and has maintained trails and trail shelters among other projects. The Southern Shenandoah Valley Chapter has adopted over 90 miles on the North River Ranger District.

SAWS is a forest partner who helps with stewardship of designated wilderness areas. They help with trail maintenance in wilderness areas and host workshops and trainings to teach and certify volunteers to use crosscut saws.

Organized by local chapters, the RGS unites conservationists and is partnered with district wildlife programs to assist with ongoing habitat enhancement projects.

Shenandoah Valley Bicycle Coalition works with volunteers building mountain biking trails, greenways and other biking routes in order to create better biking communities.

This local chapter of Ducks Unlimited coordinates with district wildlife programs to install and maintain wood duck nesting boxes with the help of volunteers.

The Virginia Four Wheel Drive Association assists with clean-up events on Forest Service roads, trails, and recreation sites.

Virginia Master Naturalists focuses on preserving natural resources by collecting data about the species in the area and providing education through community outreach and interpretive programs.