Trail Tools Trail builders rely on a myriad of different tools to help them build trail. The tool that they use is determined based on the type of trail they are building and the type of soil they are building on. In the majority of the cases a trail builder can build most trail using the three staple trail building tools, a pick mattock, a mcleod and a shovel. However, many organizations…

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Dear Donor,   On behalf of the Colorado Addicted Trail Builders Society (501c3) we are grateful for your generous financial support to help us in our pursuit to provide only the best quality trail building expertise in trail design, development and repair for our land agencies. If you need a formal receipt with tax details of your donation please reach out to us at [email protected] and we…

Financial Donation Like all volunteer organizations there are costs associated with all of our events, whether the cost is associated with the food provided at an event or it is to cover the replacement/repair of our tools. We rely on donations to help us pay for the necessary expenses that occur during our day to day operations. If you are interested in providing a financial donation please…

Code of Conduct and Ethics CATS does not discriminate against race, color, national origin, ancestry, citizenship, gender, sexual orientation, age, religion, marital status, veteran status, medical condition, handicap or disability or physical size. We welcome everyone that abides by our rules and regulations. CATS organization does not condone or tolerate any form of harassment rendered…

Ok, you saw our website or an article in a magazine, or heard from a friend by word of mouth that we are a strange group and the name is rather suspicious. Rightly so, we are different and proud of our name. This page should give some basic philosophies and points on which CATS members behave or operate at every event. - We are a dedicated group of volunteers that labors outdoor physically…

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