Since 1937, hundreds of Scouts and Scouters have made their way to Camp Cody by way of the Jack Voss Trail — either up three miles from Highway 50 or down a half-mile on the trail’s extension built by Jack’s son, Bill, in the late 1960s. To this day, Troop One-ers mark the route to Camp Cody with wooden posts inscribed ‘JVT’ in honor of one of the trail’s earliest hikers.
 Chuck Johnson with one of the newest markers of the Jack Voss Trail during Camp Cody 2017. Chuck has worked tirelessly with the federal government to officially designate the Jack Voss Trail on state and federal government maps. (Photo: Peter Detwiler)
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Proposed Jack Voss Trail- DGNP #9130 (February 24, 2017) – An in-depth description of the trail’s route from Highway 50 on up to Camp Cody’s current parking lot.
Cody Turns 80 – A Hike That Changed History (July 23, 2017) – Peter Detwiler’s eloquent dedication of the Jack Voss Trail, delivered on Alumni Day during Camp Cody 2017.  Jack Voss Trail – topographic
 Jack Voss Trail – satellite |
