Our Mission: To develop, maintain, and promote sustainable trails, waterways, shorelines and access to those resources throughout the Kodiak archipelago through action, advocacy, and education.
KODIAK SHORT TRAIL
The Current Vision for the trail...
The Kodiak Short Trail project consists of five sections, color coded above. Section One runs from Pier 2 in the City of Kodiak to the Rotary Vista. The second section passes through lands owned by Natives of Kodiak, Inc from Rotary Vista to Buskin State Recreation Area by Lake Genevieve. The third phase runs along United States Coast Guard-owned roads from Tom Stiles Road to the Buskin River Pedestrian Bridge. The fourth phase connects the Buskin River Bridge to the USCG Base front gate, including the USCG’s tsunami evacuation route. The fifth phase also originates at the Buskin River Pedestrian Bridge, running along Burma Road to Sargent Creek in Womens Bay.
This current plan is dynamic and is intended to provide a way of visualizing and communicating about different parts and aspects of the trail.
The idea of this trail has been around for decades . New infrastructure funding and similar projects being funded throughout the state makes this an ideal time for Island Trails Network Volunteers to resurrect this project. If you would like to be involved, at any capacity, with this project please let us know and we can include you. Please email [email protected] to get connected.
This current plan is dynamic and is intended to provide a way of visualizing and communicating about different parts and aspects of the trail.
The idea of this trail has been around for decades . New infrastructure funding and similar projects being funded throughout the state makes this an ideal time for Island Trails Network Volunteers to resurrect this project. If you would like to be involved, at any capacity, with this project please let us know and we can include you. Please email [email protected] to get connected.
Help us establish sustainable programs
Adoption Programs will help our organization have a greater impact by focusing our efforts on supporting your without the time and effort of creating them.
ADOPT-A-TRAIL
You or a group that you create or are already a part of, commit to enhancing that trail annually. This can include annual assessments, brushing back the salmon berries, adding gravel or board walks where needed, and/or helping raise the capital for more extensive improvements.
ADOPT-A-BEACH
You or a group that you create or are already a part of, commit to at least one thorough cleaning annually. Ideally, ADOPT-A-BEACHERS, would strive for monthly clean and NOAA data collection with ITN support.
What's in it for you?
ITN will recognize you in our newsletter and social media post. Lasting commitments towards a trail or beach have the opportunity to have a signage on site recognizing their efforts and contributions.
ADOPT-A-TRAIL
You or a group that you create or are already a part of, commit to enhancing that trail annually. This can include annual assessments, brushing back the salmon berries, adding gravel or board walks where needed, and/or helping raise the capital for more extensive improvements.
ADOPT-A-BEACH
You or a group that you create or are already a part of, commit to at least one thorough cleaning annually. Ideally, ADOPT-A-BEACHERS, would strive for monthly clean and NOAA data collection with ITN support.
What's in it for you?
ITN will recognize you in our newsletter and social media post. Lasting commitments towards a trail or beach have the opportunity to have a signage on site recognizing their efforts and contributions.