The Great Divide Trail Association has received a MEC Community Contributions Grant to help fund this summer’s trail maintenance trip at Aldridge Creek! Thank you to MEC for continuing to support our efforts to establish our trail along Canada’s Great Divide!
Thank you to the Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative for supporting our 2015 Aldridge Creek Trail Maintenance Trip with a grant! We are honoured and appreciate the help connecting our wilderness trail in the Y2Y corridor.
Check out the GDT presentation at the Alberta Wilderness Association at 7:00pm on April 28th at the AWA Office, 455-12 St. NW, Calgary.
Check out the GDT presentation at the Alpine Club of Canada, Calgary Section at 7:30pm on April 8th in the Hearth Room at the Hillhurst Sunnyside Community Centre, 1320 5 Avenue NW, Calgary.
Vancouver’s Georgia Straight promotes British Columbia’s long distance trails, including our Great Divide Trail, for those looking for PCT-esque wilderness adventures! Check out the article here.
Take a visual journey on the Great Divide Trail! Browse our albums that provide teasers of the beauty of the trail; stop to smell the roses and observe tracks, plants and wildlife found along the trail; or prepare yourself to be a trail volunteer by looking at photos from our…
Check out the GDT presentation at the “Best of BC Adventure Theatre” at 11:30am on March 7th at the Outdoor Adventure & Travel Show at the Vancouver Convention Centre.
Check out the GDT presentations on the “Best of Alberta Adventure Theatre” at 3:30pm on March 21 and 11:30am on March 22, 2015 at the Outdoor Adventure & Travel Show at the Stampede Park, BMO Centre in Calgary.
The Great Divide Trail Association (GDTA) Annual General Meeting will take place on September 16, 2014 at 7:00 pm at the Alberta Wilderness Association office in Calgary. Following the formal AGM agenda, there will be a special acknowledgment of the 40th Anniversary of the Great Divide Trail with some of the…
Trail Conditions Update – AUGUST 12, 2014 The GDT is mostly dry and snowfree, and wildflowers are in bloom! As a result of last summer’s flood damage to the trail and bridges, some trails remain closed in 2014 (see below). It is recommended that anyone planning to hike the GDT…
