In our latest installment of a year in the club's history, Chapter 25 focuses on "an extraordinary year" in Trail Work.
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Originally printed in the Winter 2005 Alpiner issue, Joe Toynbee characterizes the Alps after many adventures in them on hikes lead by the IATC.
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The IATC is a part of a new Trailhead Ambassador program which seeks to reduce negative human impact on public lands.
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Salmon Days, the annual festival of Issaquah, is fast approaching. The club will have a booth on the grounds of the Fish Hatchery, as usual. This year we will have a “Leave No Trace” theme.
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Past, current, and future Hike Leaders came together for an evening of storytelling, celebration and pizza! Find out more about becoming a hike leader here.
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Representative Bill Ramos meets with the Issaquah Alps Trails Club, the Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust, Sierra Club, and Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance to learn what we must do to allow safe wildlife and recreational trail crossings as Highway 18 is widened to five lanes.
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With the passage of King County Proposition 1, lets reminisce on past accomplishments of King County Parks with our tax dollars - specifically, the creation of the Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park (a jewel of the King County Parks system).
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Originally printed in 2003, this article details the building of a much needed bridge.
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Chapter 24 in Doug Simpson’s ongoing series of articles on the club’s history covers the year 2004.
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Backpacker magazine, a national publication, named the IATC the “Best Hiking Club in the Country” in their most recent issue.
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The Issaquah Alps Trails Club is sending an article to the Issaquah Reporter in support of the King County Parks Levy. Read it here!
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This article is the first in what will be a series of articles honoring some of the women who have been involved in the IATC. This article comes from an interview with Barbara Johnson, conducted by Hannah Wheeler, on July 2nd, 2019.
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Thanks to everyone who came out for our "Viva la Trails" event at Squak Mountain (Margaret’s Way trail head).
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REI and City of Issaquah partnered with the IATC on a beautiful day in June to remove Ivy on the Bergsma Property.
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Twenty-nine years ago (July 4, 1990) the first Mountains-to-Sound march began. The march was organized by Jack Hornung and the IATC. IATC photographer Larry Hanson captured the event, and compiled a photo essay of the historic event.
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Once again, the City of Issaquah’s ICTV team has done great job capturing video of our recent “History of the IATC” program. If you missed it, you can view the video on the City’s youtube channel.
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If you missed the Viva la Trails Day at Tiger Mountain don’t panic! The ICTV team at the City of Issaquah did a great job capturing the event on video.
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Thanks to everyone who came out for our first ever "Viva la Trails" event at Tiger Mountain.
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A piece by Barbara Johnson on her memories of Harvey Manning, originally read by David Kappler at the 2019 IATC History program.
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An article from an issue of a 2003 Alpiner discussing the various abandoned vehicles in the Issaquah Alps and what may have happened to them.
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