Conasauga District Trail Volunteers maintain over 300 miles of trails in the Conasauga Ranger District of the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests in NW Georgia. Partnering with the U.S. Forest Service and other organizations, we include hikers, equestrians, mountain bikers and others who “give back” for all the enjoyment they get from the great outdoors.

The opportunities to volunteer are boundless and no one is asked to do more than they are able. The Forest Service schedules a volunteer outing one Saturday each month and a camp-out working weekend once each quarter with other activities held dependent on volunteer availability. All you need to bring are work gloves, lunch, plenty of water, and a willingness to help. Join the fun and accomplish something great!

To volunteer or find out more information, contact Ed Lang or call 706-695-6736, Ext. 118 of the U.S. Forest Service in Chatsworth. You can also send a message via our Contact Us page.

We always like to recognize and thank our volunteers, so we would like to welcome two of our newest all stars. Thanks for your help Robert and Robbie Edmondson!!

"I always wanted to give something back and this is a great way."

"I never knew any horse riders until I started volunteering. They're great."

"Trail maintenance is our way of giving back because my husband and I met each other while hiking.”

It’s a lot more fun than working out in the yard.”