DOT&PF is looking ahead and committed to ensuring the Multi-Use Trails Program thrives. We will focus on connecting communities, enhancing safety, supporting recreation and tourism, and improving quality of life across Alaska. We are committed to keeping trails strong, safe, and accessible—from the road system to the most remote communities.
The ARTAC provides guidance on Multi-Use Trails implementation, keeps decision-making inclusive and community-driven, and ensures representation from diverse user groups, including:
This initial meeting of the Alaska Recreational Trails Advisory Committee (ARTAC) will take place on Wednesday, Jan. 21, 2026 via Zoom. The primary objectives of the Snowtrails meeting are:
Craig Compeau
Seat: Motorized Recreational Trail Users (Statewide)
Jennifer Yuhas
Seat: Diversified Recreational Trail Users (Statewide)
Lee Hart
Seat: Non-Motorized Recreational Trail Users
Lisa Agnew
Seat:
Diversified Trails
Jeff Collins
Seat: Diversified Recreational Trail Users in Rural and Remote Areas
Terry Valentine
Seat: Diversified Recreational Trail Users in Urban and Outlying Areas
Allie P. Sargent
Seat: Diversified Recreational Trail User Search & Rescue or Trail Safety
Participation is key in this process. Please review this request for information: Recreational Trails Program Input & Alaska Recreational Trails Advisory Committee (ARTAC) Appointments - Alaska Online Public Notices
If you are interested in joining ARTAC, please complete this application.
Are you interested in being on a notification list? Email us at: dot.rtp@alaska.gov and ask to be added to the Multi-Use Trails email list.
January 13th, 2026 ARTAC Meeting
January 21st, 2026 ARTAC Meeting
