Created by volunteers and kept alive thanks to the work of volunteers. The Appalachian Trail extends from Maine to Georgia and holds a tremendous amount of volunteer opportunities. Whether you are interested in getting out, getting dirty and and physically active while contributing to the sustainability of the trails physical path way or if you find your strengths rest in your ability to do something other than manual labor, there is bound to be the perfect fit for you!

You can find opportunities across the length of the Trail and specific opportunities in Georgia by visiting www.appalachiantrail.org/waystovolunteer. Filtering your search according to your desired time/type/location of activity is an easy way for you to find the best A.T. stewardship event. You can also check out events that are being hosted by A.T. volunteer maintaining clubs in Georgia by following the links below: Georgia Appalachian Trail Club: https://volunteer.appalachiantrail.org/s/volunteer-project-search?club=0011U00000EudOn&clubName=Georgia+Appalachian+Trail+Club

Keep tabs on upcoming opportunities by registering your preferences here: https://www.tfaforms.com/4867205

You can also contact Alivia Acosta, ATC Volunteer Development Coordinator, for more information: aacosta@appalachiantrail.org.
We look forward to seeing you out on the Trail!

Skill Desired: Social Media/Digital Marketing, Project Management, Landscaping/Gardening, Handyman/Painting/Cleaning, Education/Training, Spanish Language, Accounting, Photography

Matching Interests: Volunteering from Home, Outdoors, Indoors, Requires Physical Ability (for example, lift 50 lbs.), Family friendly, Handicap accessible, Geared for 50+ volunteers, Sports & Recreation, Environment, Community, Children & Youth, Animals