What does WTA stand for?

Washington Trails Association

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Here are a few tips from the Washington Trails Association (WTA); find more details on the organization's Web site.

5 no-snow hikes you can enjoy now; Get Out

The Washington Trails Association has named the state's top-10 threatened hiking trails and offers ways to help them.

There's more to hiking than just putting one foot in front of the ...

Marshall, a founder of the Washington Trails Association (WTA), headquartered in Seattle, died Wednesday at her Lynnwood home.

''She poured her life'' into hiking and the outdoors; Louise ...

The Washington Trails Association has organized several work parties tomorrow to mark National Trails Day.

TENDING TRAILS

The fifth-annual event, sponsored by Washington Trails Association, includes information and seminars on hiking and other outdoor destinations, gear, permits and other topics.

FREE TRAILSFEST '98 SET FOR SATURDAY

According to the Washington Trails Association (WTA), there are more than 8,600 miles of trails in the state; each summer day about 30,000 hikers, horse packers, motorcyclists and bicyclists use the trails and the number of users is growing.

TRAIL WORK: LASTING FUN

A great wildflower hike recommended by the Washington Trails Association is the Goose Prairie Trail, which climbs 2,600 feet in 5.

BACKCOUNTRY REPORT

Washington Trails Association suggests east-side Olympic trails such as Wagonwheel Lake, Lake Constance and Mount Ellinor - all short but steep day hikes.

NORTHWEST BACKCOUNTRY REPORT EAST-SIDE TRAILS BEST BET