Plans are underway for a great inaugural A.T. Vista Program 

August 5-8, 2022

State University of New York (SUNY) at New Paltz

As we complete our planning activity we need your input!

Please complete our brief one-minute online survey

Your feedback will assist in planning a great program as we reconnect on the Appalachian Trail soon!

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/WCFX5GP

It's been a long time—4 years!—since we’ve gathered to spend time on the trail, learn, and socialize. The inaugural A.T. Vista program is being planned to carry on the great camaraderie of kindred spirits that cherish the Appalachian Trail.

Stay tuned for more details on the in-person program coming in 2022.

State University of New York (SUNY) in New Paltz, New York

August 5 - 8, 2022

We are still seeking:

Volunteers to assist in 2022 planning and implementation activities.

View the various A.T. Vista 2022 volunteer position needs and sign up today. Program registration discounts are provided to all volunteers!

Hike Leaders, Workshop Assistants, Excursion Chaperones!  We need volunteers to lead or co-lead hikes in New York or New Jersey, chaperone one of the many fun excursions, or provide assistance during a workshop session. (You don't need to be from the area to volunteer in any of these roles!) 

  Email us at atvistainfo@gmail.com or sign-up on the Volunteer Link

Donations -  $10 or more to support the A.T. Vista program.  

Note regarding A.T. Vista 2022 in-person activity. 

Based on the COVID-19 situation at the time of the program, appropriate CDC, state, and local venue guidelines will be followed.

Stay in Touch as we prepare for A.T. Vista 2022

atvistainfo@gmail.com

www.atvista.org

www.nynjtc.org

 Mission of the A.T. Vista

Provide a forum for the engagement of activities on and near the Appalachian Trail, offering hiking, educational, cultural, and historical learning programs, working with trail clubs, local communities and nearby partner organizations. 

Vision of the A.T. Vista

To be recognized as THE forum for engagement of all who cherish the future of the Appalachian Trail’s protection, stewardship, and connection of the human spirit with nature while increasing participation from younger and diverse members.