North Country Trail Association

Celebration

The North Country Trail community is gathering for 2025 Celebration from August 20-24 in Riverdale, North Dakota to learn new skills, become inspired, and of course, hike!

Registration for 2025 Celebration will open in the spring of 2025.

The North Country Trail Association works with one or a few local Chapters to host Celebration in a different location each year. This is a multi-day event that offers opportunities to explore the North Country National Scenic Trail in unique locations. Celebration allows you to network with trail enthusiasts from North Dakota to Vermont and beyond, attend skills workshops and volunteer training, and participate in engaging evening presentations. Together, let’s celebrate everything that makes our Trail Community special.

2024 Schedule

It’s important to note that everything listed on this schedule may not be available at the time you register. You will see what is available during your registration process.

FAQ

View this PDF version of 2024 Celebration Frequently Asked Questions. Please double check this before traveling to the event, in case of additions or changes. Any updates will be reflected here ASAP.

 

2024 Sponsors

Athletic Brewing
Barish’s
Bay Pharmacy
Buckhorn of Trout Lake
Castle Rock
Cedars of Mackinac
Central Savings Bank
Chippewa County Historical Society
David C. Bohnett in honor of Connie Julien and the NCTA Peter Wolfe Chapter
Fernelius Hyundai
First National Bank of St. Ignace
Frank’s Place
Gold Mine Jewelry
Goldenthorp Ent. – Lakeshore RV Park & Campground
Goldenthorp Ent. – St. Ignace Happy Car
Helmers Associate – Quality Inn
Kiwanis Club of St. Ignace
Mackinac Properties Real Estate
Mackinac Straits Health System
Original Murdick’s Fudge
Pickford Building Center
Sault Printing Company, Inc.
Superior Coffee Roasting Company
Tahquamenon Falls Brewery & Pub
U.P. State Credit Union

If you’d like to consider sponsorship, please view the NCTA Sponsor Deck to browse the levels and opportunities.

 

Header photo by Mary Mudge