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Canadian Trail Awards: Nominate Today!

The Canadian Trailblazer Award recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to trail development, expansion, or advocacy in Canada. Here are some typical criteria that might be considered for this award: (a person does not need to meet all criteria to qualify).

    Canadian Trailblazer Award Criteria

    Vision and Leadership:
      • Demonstrated vision and leadership in pioneering new trails or significantly expanding existing ones.
      • Led efforts that have made a lasting impact on trail development in Canada.
    Innovation:
    • Introduced innovative approaches or technologies that have improved trail design, accessibility, sustainability, or user experience.
    • Developed trail systems that serve as models for others in the field.
      Advocacy and Engagement:
        • Advocated for the importance of trails in enhancing community health, well-being, and outdoor recreation opportunities.
        • Engaged stakeholders, including government agencies, local communities, and trail users, to support trail development and maintenance.
      Impact and Sustainability:
        • Demonstrated measurable positive impacts on local communities, tourism, and the environment through trail projects.
        • Implemented sustainable practices in trail design, construction, and maintenance.
      Recognition and Influence:
        • Received recognition from peers, organizations, or the community for trail-related achievements.
        • Played a significant role in shaping trail policies, funding initiatives, or public perceptions related to trails in Canada.

      Nominees for the Canadian Trailblazer Award should demonstrate a passion for trails, a commitment to excellence, and a track record of achievements that have advanced the field of trail development and management in Canada. Supporting documentation such as project descriptions, testimonials, media coverage, and stakeholder endorsements can strengthen the nomination.