CDTA Mission Statement
To construct, manage and preserve a nonmotorized public backcountry trail along the full length of the Continental Divide from Canada to Mexico and to link its significant resources with the assistance of volunteers and public and private partnerships. To develop an appreciation of and enjoyment in America’s natural lands through education and the opportunity to experience the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail.
Colorado Map Book Now Available!
Purchase now at Lulu.com!
The first official CDTA trail resource published in seven years is the best navigational tool available for the 734 miles of Trail in Colorado.
Learn more about the Map Book and our ambitious mapping project.
Support our volunteers out on the Trail!
Spring is when we gear up for the summer project season. We need your support now to help pay for crew leaders, tools, food for volunteers and other project needs.
GIVE TODAY TO HELP!
Every dollar you give us is matched three times through matching grants that we could lose if we don’t get enough funding today!
2010 Volunteer Projects now online
More than 40 projects are available this year from Mexico to Canada! With a range of challenges and scenery, CDTA offers projects for every ability and experience level. Learn more and register today.
Flat Stanley on the Trail!
Hike with Flat Stanley this summer! Inspired by the Flat Stanley phenomenon, we are launching Flat Stanley on the CDT Adventure program, a Continental Divide National Scenic Trail specialized model. This model will highlight the geography, history and uniqueness of the CDT and its nearby communities. Learn more about Flat and his hiking partner Billy!
