PIMA TRAILS ASSOCIATION
Protecting and preserving Pima County trails
Last updated: December 3, 2007

 

 

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President's Message...

Mark your calendars and plan to join us for our 20th Anniversary luncheon on December 1.

The $10 buffet luncheon, to be held from 11-3 at Tanque Verde Guest Ranch, will feature guest speaker and trails planner Charles Flink of Greenways, Inc. and displays of our many accomplishments since 1987.

Pima Trails has been working for trail protection and access in Pima County since 1987, a time when equestrians were losing trails in the River Road and foothills area due to development. Hikers and mountain bikers joined equestrians in the effort, forming a group to preserve the trails and Pima Trails Association is now known nationwide for its excellence in collaborative work with jurisdictions, developers and individuals to preserve trail access.

We hope you will strive to help us expand the success of PTA by recruiting members, participating in trail preservation efforts and informing others in our community about our mission to protect trails in Pima County.

  (See more in "News"...)

Thanks to all who celebrated with us at the Pima Trails Association's 20th Year Celebration Luncheon!

Good food, good friends, a look back at our accomplishments, and look ahead to the future of trails and greenways in eastern Pima County!

See our gallery of event photos...

 

Welcome to the Pima Trails Association website. Take a look at our Calendar of Events for important upcoming trails advocacy dates! For more on the latest from PTA, see "News."

PTA Statement of Purpose

Pima Trails Association is a non-profit, volunteer trails advocacy organization composed of hikers, equestrians and mountain bikers working together to protect and preserve trails in Pima County.

PTA Goals

1. Establish an integrated multi-use public trails system.

2. Assure permanent access to trails on public lands.

3. Promote cooperation with land owners and developers to preserve access to traditional-use trails on private lands.

4. Foster cooperation and communication among all trail user-groups.

5. Communicate and cooperate with government agencies on trail matters.

6. Keep the community informed about trail issues and opportunities.

7. Facilitate the safe and harmonious multi-use of trails through trail education, community programs and fundraising activities.

8. Encourage the development of new recreational and historic trails.

9. Expand the effectiveness and influence of Pima Trails Association.

 

PIMA TRAILS ASSOCIATION'S ROLE IN OUR COMMUNITY....

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This page was last edited on: 12/03/2007