Hey r/PNWhiking, we’re Washington Trails Association (wta.org) and we’re here to answer your questions about trails, public lands and hiking in Washington this fall.

We’re celebrating our 60th anniversary as the nation’s largest statewide trails nonprofit. Our work spans all things “trails” in Washington — including trail maintenance, volunteer programs, advocacy for public lands, free online resources and more.

We're here to answer questions from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. PT today. Ask us anything!

EDIT/UPDATE: Thanks for all the questions! We're ready to set up camp and close our laptops for the afternoon, but we'll do our best to answer any outstanding questions tomorrow.

Didn't have your question answered? Somebody else might have asked it, so don't forget to scroll.

More resources, trails, and opportunities to get involved at wta.org