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Northwest Trails Journal Newsletter and Journal of the Northwest Chapter of OCTA January 2004 President Glenn Harrison Editor Jim Tompkins http://www.nwocta.com THE IMPORTANCE OF PRESERVATION ANNUAL

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How to Fill Out Northwest Trails Journal:

1. Find a suitable northwest trails journal that fits your needs. Look for one with enough space for recording your adventures and any specific sections or prompts that you prefer.
2. Begin by filling out the basic information, such as the date, location, and trail name. This will help you remember when and where you went on each adventure.
3. Write a brief summary or description of the trail hike. Include details such as the trail difficulty, length, and any notable features or landmarks you encountered.
4. Use the journal to document your experience and impressions of the trail. Write about the sights, sounds, and smells you encountered during the hike. Describe the weather conditions, the flora and fauna you observed, and any unique experiences along the way.
5. Take notes on any challenges or obstacles you encountered during the hike. This can include difficult terrain, unexpected weather conditions, or any issues with trail markers or directions. It will help you remember what to expect if you revisit the trail in the future or share your experience with others.
6. Take note of any fellow hikers or groups you met during the trail. Write down their names, where they were from, and any interesting conversations or interactions you had. This can help you remember the social aspect of the hike and form connections with fellow outdoor enthusiasts.
7. Reflect on your overall experience and rate the trail. Consider factors such as the trail's beauty, accessibility, and level of challenge. You can also note any improvements or changes you would suggest for the trail or make recommendations for other hikers.
8. Remember to sign and date your entry to keep a chronological record of your hiking adventures.

Who Needs Northwest Trails Journal:

1. Hiking enthusiasts who enjoy exploring the trails of the Northwest region.
2. People who want to keep a personal record of their hiking adventures, including details, memories, and experiences.
3. Hikers who wish to gather information about specific trails in the Northwest, including difficulty, landmarks, and challenges.
4. Outdoor enthusiasts who want to share their hiking experiences with others, either in person or through writing.
5. Individuals who appreciate the therapeutic benefits of journaling and want to combine it with their love for hiking and nature.

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