| Sauratown Trails Association, Inc. is a non-profit trails organization formed in 1988. STA members are avid horse & nature lovers dedicated to promoting, creating and maintaining horseback and hiking trails in Stokes and Surry counties of North Carolina. Our Association is unique because we rely on the generosity of private landowners who allow us to build, use and maintain trails on their property. The trails may be used by all horseback riders and hikers regardless of whether or not they are a member of STA. | |
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 Trails
Day celebration |
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Landowner
Appreciation Day |
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Organized
work days to maintain the trails |
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Organized
trail rides |
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Family
oriented, fund raising riding events |
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Monthly
newsletters & meetings |
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Recreational trails are
diminishing at an alarming rate. We encourage and invite all
horseback riders and hikers who believe in preserving and
expanding our trails to join STA.
STA membership is available to individuals over 18 and to
families. Individual fee is $15. per year. Family fee is $25.
per year. Our group meets the 3rd Thursday of each month. An
application for membership is available through the
Membership link on the left side of the screen.
If you need to contact someone regarding the Sauratown Trails or the Association, email Bob Silcott, President of STA.
If you have enjoyed using the trails and would like to help our organization with trail maintenance costs, please send your donation to:
Sauratown Trails Association
PO Box 42
Tobaccoville, NC. 27050.
Or you can make a donation using PayPal. STA is a registered 501C3 non-profit organization, so your donation is tax deductible.
List of STA Officers For 2010
| President: | Bob Silcott |
| Vice President: | Emily Grogan |
| Secretary: | Beverly Duval |
| Treasurer: | Marilyn Colvin |
| 3 Yr. Director: | Tricia Hardy |
| 2 Yr. Director: | Tammy Barber |
| 1 Yr. Director: | Skip Dalton |
| 1 Yr. Director: | Lynn Olsen |
| Liason: | Beverly Duval |
| Grant Advisor: | open |
To read
about the fascinating history of Sauratown Trails Association
and how it came to be, click here:
