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allatin Valley Land Trust conserves southwest Montana’s heritage of open landscapes, working farms and ranches, healthy rivers, and wildlife habitat; and creates trails to connect people, communities and the land.

  • GVLT works to permanently conserve Southwest Montana, a nationally significant landscape.
  • GVLT partners with private landowners to help sustain their stewardship of family lands using voluntary conservation agreements.
  • Through public and private partnerships GVLT creates and maintains trail systems that provide recreation, transportation and a connection to nature.
  • Founded in 1990, GVLT is a member supported, nonprofit organization governed by a volunteer Board of Directors representing the communities we serve.


2008 Trails Day Save the Date - Trails Day – June 7, 2008

Grab your gloves, water bottle and sun screen and join GVLT for Trails Day. Participants have the opportunity to work on one of several trails projects in the morning and will enjoy a picnic lunch in the afternoon. The day concludes with a hike up Drinking Horse Mountain at the Fish Technology Center.



2008 LDOT Raffle Buy Raffle Tickets (write LDOT Raffle under the “Designation” field)

GVLT’s second annual dawn-to-dusk bike ride and membership drive. Founded by Dan Harding of Intrinsik Architecture with support from members of the G.A.S / INTRINSIK cycling team, Longest Day of Trails aims to raise awareness for GVLT’s role in building and maintaining the community trails system. Individuals becoming GVLT members will receive incentive gift certificates donated by local businesses. Buy a raffle ticket for the chance to win a custom bike! Custom frame by Strong Frames. Components thanks to sponsors Wright Mortgage and Mitchell Construction.

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Land Trust Accreditation

Gallatin Valley Land Trust has applied for accreditation from the Land Trust Accreditation Commission. Your feedback on our performance is essential to this process. To learn more about the accreditation program and to submit a comment, visit: landtrustaccreditation.org

Comments may also be faxed or mailed to:

Land Trust Accreditation Commission
Attn: Public Comments
112 Spring St., Suite 204
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
(fax) 518-587-3183

Comments on GVLT’s application will be most useful by June 14, 2008.


Internship Opportunities
Trail Boss Internship
Land Apprentice

Important!

To learn about new trail projects, click here:
Burke Park
Sourdough Trailhead
Hedvig’s Trail at Snowfill
Drinking Horse Mountain Trail

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