Application

Use this form to apply for our Volunteer Program.

Step 1 of 4 - Applicant Information

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- Trail Adopter (indpendent walkthroughs of trail section, 3 times per year)
- Shelter Adopter (Independent visits to shelter site, 3 times per year)
- Corridor Monitor (Independent walkthroughs of land tract once per year or as needed)
- Volunteer Long Trail Patrol (1-2 weeks working and living in the backcountry)
- Office Volunteer (Help out at our Headquarters on Thursdays)
- Special Project (Group service, one time project, or other)
When are you available?
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Do you have hiking, backpacking, trail work, and/or other outdoor experience, training, and/or skills? Please explain:
Do you have your own reliable transportation that you are willing to use during your volunteer service with the Green Mountain Club?
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What have we missed? Please tell us anything else about yourself that will help us match you with volunteer opportunities at the Green Mountain Club.

Please list at least two references we may contact (include at least one employer)
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The Green Mountain Club is the founder and maintainer of the Long Trail - the oldest long distance hiking trail in America. Established in 1910 to build this trail stretching the length of Vermont, the club is a non-profit with more than 10,000 members and reliant on more than 1,000 volunteers annually.

According to the first Long Trail Guide in 1917, "The Green Mountain Club was organized in 1910 for the purpose of bringing the mountains closer to the life of the people, not only of Vermont, but of the entire country. It is building the Long Trail over the Green Mountains from Massachusetts to Canada, affording a high, scenic, mountain pathway where everyone may enjoy health and recreation at a reasonable expense. Read more...