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Press & Media

Media Kit

Resources for journalists, podcasters, and media organizations covering the Hikertown story.

Press Contact

Media Inquiries

For interviews, press inquiries, fact-checking, or access to additional documentation, contact the Save Hikertown campaign team directly.

Email: press@savehikertown.com

Response time: within 24 hours on weekdays

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Key Facts

LocationNeenach, Western Antelope Valley, Los Angeles County, CA
PCT MileApproximately mile 518 — a critical desert water stop
Founded1970s — one of the longest-serving trail waypoints in Southern California
2011 ReportFormally submitted to LA County BOS on June 11, 2011 by Dr. Barney F. Hope, Ph.D.
Campaign StatusActive — petition open, county vote scheduled July 14, 2026

Press Assets

Campaign Fact Sheet

One-page summary of the Hikertown story, key facts, and campaign context.

240 KB

Press Release — Campaign Launch

Official press release announcing the launch of SaveHikerTown.com and the public campaign.

180 KB

Logo Pack

Save Hikertown campaign logos in SVG and PNG formats — light and dark variants.

1.2 MB

2011 Report Summary

Executive summary of Dr. Barney F. Hope's 2011 Western Antelope Valley report.

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B-Roll & Photo Package

High-resolution photos of Hikertown, the PCT corridor, and the Western Antelope Valley.

38 MB

Story Angles

Angles Worth Covering

01

A landmark PCT trail stop under threat - what Hikertown means to thousands of hikers

02

The 2011 Western Antelope Valley Report: concerns documented over a decade ago

03

Code enforcement in rural communities: a pattern of pressure?

04

Energy development and rural displacement in the Western Antelope Valley

05

Trail angels and the PCT community fighting back

06

Transparency in government enforcement: what the documents show

Documentary in Production

A feature documentary about Hikertown and the community’s fight is currently in post-production. If you are a journalist interested in an early viewing or an interview with the filmmakers, please contact our press team.

Learn More About the Documentary