Are you working toward the goal of skiing all 300 miles of the Catamount Trail? To date, 46 intrepid skiers have completed the length of the Catamount Trail from Massachusetts to Canada.  End-to-end skiers receive a certificate, a CTA lapel pin, acknowledgment in the CTA Newsletter, and plenty of glory.  

If you would like to become an official end-to-ender here’s what to do:  Each time you ski a section of the Trail, document your day’s ski in a journal. Include the data, the name of the section, the ski conditions, and your experience on the trail.

Here is an example of what your journal might look like: Journal Example
Here is a journal template you can use to record each tour: Journal Template

Every winter the CTA organizes two week-long tours, each of which is designed to cover one quarter of the trail.  The following year's tours each cover a different quarter.  We want to help you bag the Catamount!

It may take you a few years to complete all the sections, so don’t lose your journal.  When you have completed the entire Trail, submit a copy of your journal to the CTA office.  You will receive your certificate and pin, and your name will be added to the following list:

Ben Rose, Steve Bushey, Paul Jarris, Nancy Langkopf, Eric Barradale, John Barradale, Elizabeth Stone, John Stone, Sharon Trimble, Jean Coello, Bryan Liss, Richard Saul, John Martin, Sue Martin, Michael Hallock, Mary Bellinzier, Donald Wallace, G. Scot Applegate, Frank Wootten, Bernie Webber, Sylvie Finer, Nancy Gates, Martha McPheeters, Mark Schwabe, Greg Pedrick, John Stearns, Paul Kendall, Kim Potter, Paul Demers, Dennis Clarke, Jim Taylor, Lynn Fisher, Dagny St John, Peter Lane, Todd Holden, Rick Molz, Priscilla Carr, Jill Aspinall, Rich Larsen, Sheri Larsen, Phil Kivlin, Steve Fernandes, Deb Kirchway, Jim Goodine, Rudge Canning.