![]() NPS / Ted Toth About Cuyahoga Valley Trails CouncilCuyahoga Valley Trails Council (CVTC) is an all volunteer non-profit organization dedicated to improving the trails in Cuyahoga Valley National Park (CVNP). With guidance from the National Park Service (NPS), CVTC coordinates monthly trail repair projects and leads projects on CVNP's Days of Service. CVTC is not a membership-based organization; all are welcome to participate in CVTC-led projects. To sign-up for the monthly newsletter, E-Trails, send an email to info@cvtrailscouncil.org with the subject "Subscribe." ScheduleTrail repair projects are typically scheduled once a month (March - December). Volunteers clear new trails, install drainage systems, build bridges and steps, and perform many other vital maintenance functions. Fully trained crew leaders direct each project. Great opportunity for fitness–these projects range from moderate to strenuous in physical activity. For meeting location and information about our next work session, visit the Cuyahoga Valley Trails Council website or contact us. ![]() NPS / Ted Toth Things to Know Before Volunteering on a CVTC Project
Groups who are interested in volunteering with CVTC should call CVNP's volunteer office at 440-717-3846 as far in advance as possible. Please sign up to receive CVTC's newsletter E-Trails, and to be notified about updates to CVTC projects. Email info@cvtrailscouncil.org with the subject "Subscribe."
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PublicationsThe CVTC produces the popular Trail Guide Handbook: Cuyahoga Valley National Park, a comprehensive guide to all the trails in CVNP and The Nature of the Towpath, a natural history guide to the Towpath Trail. CVTC publications are available at Boston Mill Visitor Center and at numerous outfitters, bookstores, and specialty shops in Northeast Ohio. Proceeds from the books support CVTC activities. |
Last updated: May 28, 2021