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 Become A Member 

 Be part of the people who keep our trails open and our traditions alive. 

Why Join?

Northwest Backcountry Horsemen is a working community — not just a membership. People join because they want to contribute, learn, and be part of something real.​

Access to a network of experienced backcountry riders and volunteers

Opportunities to participate in trail work, rides, and training

Hands-on experience with traditional skills like packing and crosscut

A community that shows up, helps, and supports each other

The ability to directly support youth mentorship and training programs

A place for your family to learn, grow, and build real backcountry skills

Choose Your Membership

2026

Family
Membership

$50 /year

Includes all household members under 21. 

Valid through December 2026

2026

Individual Membership

$40 /year

For individual members.

Valid through December 2026

2026

Supporting Membership

$100 /year

Support trail work, youth mentorship and stewardship through 2026.

Membership runs January–December. Current enrollment supports the 2026 season.

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Youth & Junior Membership

We believe the next generation is essential to the future of backcountry riding and trail stewardship. Youth under 21 are welcome to join Northwest Montana Backcountry Horsemen at no cost and participate in mentorship, training, and hands-on backcountry experiences. 

FREE Junior Membership

Access to training and memtorship

Participation in trail work and events

Connection to the 4H Trail & Packing Program

Anyone under 21 can join for free.

Your Membership Supports

People join Northwest Backcountry Horsemen because they want to be part of something real — not just attend, but contribute.

Forest Trail Path

Trail Work

Maintaining and clearing trails for continued access

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Youth Programs

Training and mentoring the next generation

Forest Picnic Area

Backcountry Stewardship

Protecting access to public lands

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