A trail sign maker guides the way | Oregon Field Guide

Anyone who has hiked in a national forest has seen his work. Meet Dan Finn, a volunteer at the Mount Adams Ranger Station, whose hand-made wooden trail signs are a signature of our public lands.
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[@skyblue-lb9kr]

Beautiful, it matters! thank you so much!

[@EmilyKresl]

This guy is amazing I could watch him work all day!

[@BriManeely]

Thanks so much, Dan!

[@GeologyNick]

This made me cry. Not sure why. Thanks to Dan and the video crew.

[@metamorphiczeolite]

Thanks, Dan.

[@Rachel-ul8et]

Thank you, I’m so grateful to know the face of this lovely human

[@austinyu797]

Thank you Dan!!! I must have passed so many of your signs this summer. I was at mt Margaret, snow grass and Indian Heaven this year.

[@michaelthelastwarrior]

I came across these new signs on the trail to Windy Lakes near Diamond Peak☀️
Signs looked so nice I took photos.

[@ChristinaMacDonald777]

Cool!🌄🌠💯

[@Dixsons]

very cool

[@SilverBulletCinemas]

Doing the lord's work. Good on ya mate!

[@luckyedwards4870]

It really pisses me off that our taxes for this kind of need goes to so much corruption and waist, that it takes the generosity of a good man like this guy, to provide trail signs for our forest's.
So damn pathetic!

[@keithfan8947]

I could not AGREE with you more. Our government should be ashamed at how wasteful they are with OUR money.
If they had good management, we would be so better off.