TEEN TRAIL CORPS
Student-athletes and their teams learn the value of community service and make their communities better places to live and play by maintaining local trails.
PICL’s partnership with the PA Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR), through a grant from the Bureau of Recreation and Conservation Fund, supports teams and team development. This partnership exists because PICL digs in and gives back!
Trail Work Leaderboard: Total reportable student-athlete hours from season opening through the refresh date. Updated monthly until events, then weekly. Only includes hours that are performed & recorded during the designated times. See PA Handbook for details.
Total Service Hours: Total reportable student-athlete, coach & non-NICA volunteer hours from January 1st through the refresh date. These hours reflect the incredible impact of our teams and their communities on public trails across PA.
This timelapse captures the impact of a Teen Trail Corps (TTC) 1-Day Camp, where student-athletes, coaches, parents, and volunteers come together to improve local trails and give back to the places we ride.
In just 3 hours, a trail can be transformed - and the benefits last for countless rides to come.
Teen Trail Corps Leaders
Student-athletes can earn TTC Leader Jerseys and race series bonus points for their stewardship. You don’t have to race to be recognized.
Check out the trail work leaderboard above to see who is in the lead this season. Visit the PA Handbook for points details.
Every PICL student-athlete can become a TTC Captain by using their unique skills and interests to complete a trail-related project - from hands-on trail work to fundraising, advocacy, social media, or supporting a local trail organization.
TTC Captains earn race series bonus points for their leadership. See the PA Handbook for points details.
For more information, contact Teen Trail Corps.