Trail Maintenance

A lot of work is needed to maintain the Trail. Why not consider joining us on a Trail Maintenance Day? You will be carrying out tasks to keep the Trail open and safe so that hikers will enjoy their experience when they hike our section. You could be doing tasks such as building bridges and stiles, sidelogging a hill, constructing a boardwalk over a wet a rea, removing fallen trees, clearing grass and brush, putting up signs, or painting blazes. Usually you are part of a work crew. Scheduled Trail Maintenance Days are on weekends, but specific tasks may be carried out when volunteers are available.

We have lots of exciting projects this year that will challenge your strength and skill, and give you an opportunity to create beautiful, unique trails.
Phone or e-mail before each scheduled day to check for changes due to weather or other changing conditions.

Schedule

We meet at Superburger, Hwy. 10 & Hwy. 89, 9:30 A.M., on Saturdays. We finish by 2:00 P.M. and return to Superburger for lunch. Bring work clothes, snacks, water, gloves, and any tools that you have.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS

APR. 17, MAY 1, 29, JUN. 12, 19
JUL. 10, 24, AUG. 21, SEP. 11, 25,
OCT. 16, 30, NOV. 13.

Treadway Newsletter

Tredway is a newsletter for Trail Captains and Trail Monitors. Past issues are available from Earl Cowan earlcowan@hotmail.com
Download current copies here: Treadway, Sept '09;

Recent Trail Builders

Trail buildersFrom Front Right: Past President, Ted Klich, Chainsaw Operator- Donna Steele, Monika Shuman- with mattock, Cynthia Finlayson, Marlis Butcher, Jared Alleyne, Assistant Trail Director- James Griffin,
Second Row Center: Master Sawyer- Gert Norgaard, Brandon Finlayson, President- Tony Hopkins, Andre Rudnicky . Back Row: Hat & Nose- Don Kovacj, Earl Cowan, John Ganann, Chris Chovaz, Martin Butcher, Tim Tapp, behind tree- Norman Wingrove.


Train Maintenance Crew

More happy trail maintainers, courtesy of Frieda Baldwin.