GoMegaMo's Work Parties

WTA volunteer crews will help build a new ADA-accessible loop trail near Lake Cassidy, connecting to the Centennial Trail.

Each winter, trees damaged by a previous fire fall on the Duckabush River Trail. And every spring, WTA crews venture out to clear them away. Come help us clear away last winter's blow downs and learn what it takes to fix a trail after a tree falls in the forest.

Join us for a day of work in the Tradition Plateau area, an integral part of the Tiger Mountain trail network supporting City of Issaquah trails continued trail maintenance efforts including some residual bomb cyclone clean up efforts. In our two weeks of work here, we'll also be focused on building a 50'+ turnpike structure from wood that was prepared last fall.

WTA volunteer crews will help build a new ADA-accessible loop trail near Lake Cassidy, connecting to the Centennial Trail.

WTA volunteer crews will help build a new ADA-accessible loop trail near Lake Cassidy, connecting to the Centennial Trail.

You'll find old growth trees, moss-covered logs, sounds of the river and spectacular waterfalls galore at this work party. We'll address trail damage sustained during the winter. Help get this area ready for summer!

You'll find old growth trees, moss-covered logs, sounds of the river and spectacular waterfalls galore at this work party. We'll address trail damage sustained during the winter. Help get this area ready for summer!

Join this crew for 6 days of trailwork alongside the glittering waters of Lake Chelan. The Chelan-Sawtooth Wilderness was hit hard by the 2024 Pioneer Fire, closing the Lakeshore Trail and connecting trails for several months. The December 2025 floods also caused significant damage.

This crew will be transported uplake by a Forest Service boat and camp at the small Cascade Creek campsite, on the shores of Lake Chelan. They will work on repairing tread and washouts on the Lakeshore trail, possibly catching a ride on a Forest Service boat to get a little farther.

Spend 6 days repairing trails in the dramatic hills above glittering Lake Chelan! You'll work alongside blooming balsamroot in a recovering landscape. The Chelan-Sawtooth Wilderness was hit hard by the 2024 Pioneer Fire, closing the Lakeshore Trail and connecting trails for several months. This crew will be boated uplake and hike to a backcountry camp 4.5 miles above Prince Creek landing.

Spend 5 days doing critical early season trail maintenance on Robinson Creek, one of the major trails to access the Pasayten Wilderness and the Pacific Northwest Trail. June is the perfect time to access Robinson Creek and do important annual maintenance amid the wildflowers!

Join the WTA crew on this backcountry adventure along the Bridge Creek trail which doubles as a section of the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) as it approaches Rainy Pass on Highway 20!

Join this crew to give some much needed love to a hidden gem trail in the Norse Peak Wilderness! The crew will camp in the meadows of Crow Creek Lake, a lovely valley lake with views of Fifes Ridge and surrounding hills. The Norse Creek wilderness was hit hard by a large wildfire in 2017. This crew will hike through stands of live trees and see the forest slowly recovering. There are hundreds of trees on the Crow Creek trail, so this crew will get plenty of saw time as they work through the jumble.

Join a crew heading past popular Lena Lake into the hauntingly-named (but gorgeous) Valley of the Silent Men. You'll do important maintenance that improves the quality of the trail through this area used by hikers and climbers alike.

Camp at the historic townsite of Monte Cristo and help us improve the Silver Lake and Twin Lakes trails as they climb up towards Poodle Dog Pass.

Thanks to the robins-egg-blue lake at the end of this trail, this is one of Washington's most popular hiking destinations. Come keep it in good shape for the thousands of people who visit it each year.

This crew will be doing much needed trailwork on the remote Devore Trail. This trail is directly across the lake from Stehekin. It provides the shortest land route connecting Holden Village and Stehekin - two remote wilderness towns that are freqent stops for thru-hikers. Holden Village is inaccessible due to damage from 2025 floods so this trail is a critical connection route.

A Forest Service boat will transport the crew all the way to the tip of the lake before they head out on a strenuous hike to a backcountry campsite. This crew will hike big miles to complete a lot of much needed trailwork on this steep connector trail.