BE THE ONE

Mountain Biking
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Two motocross riders on dirt bikes, sitting on their bikes on a sandy outdoor track, with grassy hills in the background.
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Logo for Chelan County, Washington State, featuring a dark blue map outline of Washington with the words "Visit Chelan County Washington State" beside it.
Logo of Lonely Larch Supply Co. with a large yellow larch tree in front of a forest of pine trees, and the text supporting America's national forests.
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Logo of Icicle Brewing featuring an illustration of mountains, trees, and a river in orange and black with the text "Icicle Brewing".
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KEEP OUTDOOR RECREATION THRIVING

Outdoor recreation is a key attraction that helps drive our local economy and enhance our quality of life. However, rising visitor numbers, years of insufficient funding, and recent staffing cuts are putting our local, state and federal public lands at risk.

To address these challenges, TREAD is partnering with local businesses, land managers, and community members to launch One for the Outdoors.

Be One for the Outdoors by giving back to the places you love.

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Voluntary Give-Back Program

Shop at participating businesses and help fund outdoor recreation projects in the region.​

DONATE
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Volunteer Hub

Get connected with volunteer opportunities on public lands. Sign up now to be notified when the hub goes live!​

VOLUNTEER
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Your Outdoors Your Legacy

Give Back to the Places you Love, by making a one-time, recurring, or annual donation

DONATE

WHAT’S AT RISK

CONTRIBUTES

$999

MILLION A YEAR*

*2025 Economic Analysis of Outdoor Recreation in Washington State

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Key Attraction

People choose to visit and reside in the region specifically for easy access to outdoor recreation.​

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Economic Driver

Outdoor recreation fuels tourism, job creation and local business growth by supporting dining, hospitality and retail industries.​

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Quality of Life

Access to outdoor recreation has wide ranging physical and mental health benefits that contribute to overall community well-being and vitality.​

Business Owners

Show your commitment to outdoor recreation and community by enrolling your business in the Voluntary Give-Back Program.

INFO FLYER
ENROLL
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Map of Washington State with highlighted Chelan County, logo of Chelan County Washington State with text
Logo for Lonely Larch Supply Co. featuring a large yellow larch tree in front of a group of green pine trees, with the text "Lonely Larch Supply Co. Supporting America's National Forests".
Black and white circular logo with a mountain, water waves, and a banner reading 'Col Chuck Consignment'.
Black and white logo for Mission Ridge featuring a stylized sunrise over a ridge with a winding path
Logo for Terignota in black text on a white background.
The logo for Ted Driven, with the words 'Ted Driven' in blue text on a white background.
Logo for ArlbergSports.com with large black and red text.
Logo of Icicle Brewing featuring an illustration of orange mountains with trees and a river, and white text reading 'Icicle Brewing'.
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