2009 National Scenic Byways Conference
Mark your calendar now for August 23-26, 2009, when the National Scenic Byways Conference welcomes byway leaders, volunteers and supporters to Denver, Colorado.
Destinations can realize immediate and long-term benefits from providing and promoting authentic travel experiences. Learn what authenticity means to visitors and how it can impact their travel choices.
The America's Byways Resource Center offers training opportunities on important byway topics, including corridor management, byway organization, finances and visitor experience.
Community Involvement: Outreach and Community Involvement Techniques (Tele-Workshop)
Organizational Development: 501(c)(3), (c)(6), etc., and the Law (Tele-Workshop)
Authentic Experiences: Tools For Creating Authentic Experiences On Your Byway
Authentic Experiences: Designing Real Experiences, Delivering Real Benefits
Accessibility: U.S. Forest Service
Accessibility: Accessibility Guidebook for Outdoor Recreation and Trails
Accessibility: Conversation with Forest Service Accessibility Manager Janet Zeller
Authentic Experiences: Sustaining & Enhancing A Destination's Sense Of Place
May 12, 2008
The America’s Byways Resource Center will sponsor Our Native Pathways: Byway Opportunities for Indian Tribes, June 17-18, 2008, in Portland, Oregon. The purpose of this meeting, funded by the Bureau of Indian Affairs, is to introduce Tribes to the basics of the National Scenic Byways Program, byway program development, byway designation and successful approaches to sustaining a byway.
April 23, 2008
Join the Partnership for the National Trails System as it holds a Workshop on Historic Trail Preservation May 6 - 8th in Phoenix, Arizona. The Workshop will take place at the Bureau of Land Management National Training Center, 9828 N. 31st Ave.