The second edition of the Woodlands Trail Handbook is designed similarly to previous editions as a flip book, but it includes a new section titled, The Story of the Trail.  The second edition includes advancement tracking, objectives by branch, family home activities, safety rules, and much more! Flip it over, and it’s chapter stories from Bramble Fox, Fletch(er) Hawk, and Tracker Mountain Lion that are perfect for being read aloud! Whether at home, on the trail, or at a meeting, your Trailman won’t want to put it down!

The third edition of the Navigators and Adventurers Handbook includes several new elements, has streamlined the Rank and Award Tracking Charts, and includes requirements for the new Award and Rank!  The third edition still includes the full First Aid section, which has been reorganized to match the First Aid Field Guide. This edition also has expanded the Patrol Leader’s Guidebook section.

Trail Life USA has made available a Trailman’s Bible (ESV). This Thinline version will stack neatly with your Trailman’s Handbook and is easy to carry together. This version is available in limited quantities, so make sure to get yours quickly! Trail Life USA is not affiliated with any specific faith traditions, nor does it endorse individual versions of scripture. Selection of translations and any commentary or notes in the Trailman Bible or other Bible resource through traillifeusa.com do not reflect the opinion of Trail Life USA.

The Trail Life Parent and Leader Guide is the resource for every parent and adult leader involved in Trail Life. This resource is split into two main parts and separated in a flip-book style. One side is titled the Parent and Leader Guide, which describes the broad overview of the Trail Life program at all levels. The reverse side is titled Tools of the Trail, which gives more detailed content and resources for parents and leaders at every level. This book replaces the previous Woodlands Trail Leader Guide and Navigators and Adventurers Leader Guide.

The Troop Standard is the official way a Navigator or Adventurer Trailman displays his Trail Badges, as well as the pinnacle award in Trail Life USA, the Freedom Award.