2007 Website Contest | 2005-06 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002

Deadline for nominations is December 15, 2008 - see sites nominated so far

	Logo that winners in the various categories may use on their sites

American Trails continues our annual contest to seek out the best websites in the cyberworld of trails and greenways. We are looking for sites that really make trails come alive, and provide effective information delivery, support volunteers, and engage the public. In short, we want to showcase ways that advocates and agencies are making a difference for trails. Our contest winners really use the power of the Internet to communicate effectively with trails advocates, users, and the general public. Check out the winners and nominations from 2007 - 2005-06 - 2004 - 2003 - 2002

Nominate your favorite trail-related website!

• Awards will be made in a variety of categories to recognize websites of all sizes, types, and interests.
• Nominate an entire website or just the area of a website that focuses on trails.
• One site per nomination form, please; tell us who you are and why you're nominating a particular website.
• Links to all nominated sites will be publicized and added to the American Trails website.
• Winners in each category will be featured online, in print, and throughout cyberspace!

WHO'S ELIGIBLE: All trail-related sites are eligible; we want to recognize the diversity of the trails community, including urban trails and bikeways, greenways, wilderness hiking trails, motorized routes, and winter trails. Non-profit, government, and commercial sites may all be considered for awards. We're encouraging nomination of websites that are less well known than the national trail group and agency websites.

CATEGORIES: we'll give awards for the best nominations in these categories:

• State agency site (for state trails program or trails in state parks)
• Trails on federal lands
• Community trails system site (town or county or other local jurisdiction)
• Trail organization or club website
• Personal site (for an individual who has developed a site on his or her own)
• Designated National Recreation Trail website
• Presentation of plans and proposals (information or public involvement for a major trail project)
• Education and trails training site
• Graphics and site design
• Best use of photographs
• Art and trails
• Trail tour or virtual visit
• Accessible trails
• Recognition and promotion of volunteerism
• Best site for kids and families
• Trail-related business or product
• Travel and tourism site for trails
• Promotion of trail courtesy and trail sharing
• If you can make a case for an additional important category-- give it a try!

NOMINATE A WEBSITE: Deadline for nominations is December 15, 2008:

Send an e-mail to mactrail@aol.com with the following information:

• Your name, address, phone, and e-mail
• Name, web address, and contact for the site you're nominating (one site per nomination)
• Category or categories you'd like the site to be considered in (see above list)
• Why you think this site deserves recognition

Or copy the text on the Nomination Form webpage, paste it into your word processor, and send the text document as an attachment to mactrail@aol.com

See links to winning websites and nominations in the American Trails Website Contest for 2007 - 2005-06 - 2004 - 2003 - 2002

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