Name That Trail!

TIDE paid homage to some of its most dedicated and staunch supporters by naming hiking trails after them.  A set of trails in TIDE’s Private Lands were named after individuals who contributed to the development and the

You can get close to a jaguar on a trail in the MMMC

management of the TIDE Private Lands.   The following names were unveiled at the entrance to the different trails:   Wil Maheia – Founder and first Executive Director of TIDE, the visionary who made the program possible,    John Pritzlaff - a devoted contributor to the management of the lands for many years,  Dan Campbell – first champion of the program and Country Director for The Nature Conservancy (TNC), and Mr. Tim Bardalez - a community stakeholder who was

Geordie Campbell, Dan’s son, relaxing in a hammock at the end of the Dan Campbell Trail

instrumental in the management of the area for a number of years.  

The trails are used by visitors and locals alike for great birding and site-seeing among immaculate flora and the fauna.  ~30,000 acres are owned and protected by TIDE in perpetuity.  We encourage all visitors to enjoy these newly christened trails