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Join Multicultural Trail Network, Friends of Kananaskis, and Trans Canada Trail for a rewarding day helping care of Ford Knoll Trail in Kananaskis Country while learning how trails are cared for and protected.
Designed for BIPOC and newcomer adults ages 18–30, this beginner-friendly volunteer experience is your opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the trails we all enjoy. Working alongside Friends of Kananaskis staff in the beautiful you'll learn the basics of trail stewardship through hands-on activities such as brush clearing, light trail maintenance, and exploring how sustainable trails are built and maintained.
Throughout the day, you'll also learn about volunteer opportunities, outdoor leadership, and career pathways in the environmental and recreation sectors.
Whether you're looking to give back to your community, spend a day outdoors, meet new people, or explore careers in conservation, this event is a great way to connect with nature while making a lasting impact.
Thanks to the generous support of Trans Canada Trail, this event is completely free to attend. Participants will receive:
🚌 Round-trip group transportation from Calgary
🥪 Lunch and snacks
🛠️ All trail tools and safety equipment
🎁 A thank-you gift card in appreciation of your volunteer contribution
Beginner-friendly trail stewardship activities led by Friends of Kananaskis
A short walk (approximately 3–5 km) to and from the work area
Moderate physical activity, including walking, standing for extended periods, and using hand tools such as loppers
Learning about trail stewardship, conservation, and outdoor career pathways
Connecting with other young adults who share an interest in the outdoors and giving back
No previous trail maintenance or volunteer experience is required - just a willingness to learn, contribute, and spend the day outdoors.
📅 Date & Time: Saturday, September 12, 8:15 AM –5:00 PM
📍 Meeting Location: Somerset-Bridlewood LRT Station
⛰️ Trailwork Location: Ford Knoll Trail
💰 Free!
📝 Registration Deadline: Sunday, September 6
We believe in making the outdoors accessible to everyone, and by providing equipment, transportation and subsidized registration fees, we aim to ensure these aren’t barriers to participation. Please contact us at info@mtnetwork.ca if you are facing any barriers and would still like to join.
Join Multicultural Trail Network, Friends of Kananaskis, and Trans Canada Trail for a rewarding day helping care of Ford Knoll Trail in Kananaskis Country while learning how trails are cared for and protected.
Designed for BIPOC and newcomer adults ages 18–30, this beginner-friendly volunteer experience is your opportunity to make a meaningful impact on the trails we all enjoy. Working alongside Friends of Kananaskis staff in the beautiful you'll learn the basics of trail stewardship through hands-on activities such as brush clearing, light trail maintenance, and exploring how sustainable trails are built and maintained.
Throughout the day, you'll also learn about volunteer opportunities, outdoor leadership, and career pathways in the environmental and recreation sectors.
Whether you're looking to give back to your community, spend a day outdoors, meet new people, or explore careers in conservation, this event is a great way to connect with nature while making a lasting impact.
Thanks to the generous support of Trans Canada Trail, this event is completely free to attend. Participants will receive:
🚌 Round-trip group transportation from Calgary
🥪 Lunch and snacks
🛠️ All trail tools and safety equipment
🎁 A thank-you gift card in appreciation of your volunteer contribution
Beginner-friendly trail stewardship activities led by Friends of Kananaskis
A short walk (approximately 3–5 km) to and from the work area
Moderate physical activity, including walking, standing for extended periods, and using hand tools such as loppers
Learning about trail stewardship, conservation, and outdoor career pathways
Connecting with other young adults who share an interest in the outdoors and giving back
No previous trail maintenance or volunteer experience is required - just a willingness to learn, contribute, and spend the day outdoors.
📅 Date & Time: Saturday, September 12, 8:15 AM –5:00 PM
📍 Meeting Location: Somerset-Bridlewood LRT Station
⛰️ Trailwork Location: Ford Knoll Trail
💰 Free!
📝 Registration Deadline: Sunday, September 6
We believe in making the outdoors accessible to everyone, and by providing equipment, transportation and subsidized registration fees, we aim to ensure these aren’t barriers to participation. Please contact us at info@mtnetwork.ca if you are facing any barriers and would still like to join.