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The date for our Adopt-A-Trail workday is September 25th.
We will meet with Ranger Greg at the Discovery Center Parking lot and stage from there to our Adopt-A-Trail, 2N04. The meeting time is 9:00 AM on the 25th at the Discovery Center.
Post up if you plan on attending?
Those that need a campsite are in luck, we can arrange it for the group(s) at Serrano with reservations (for one night, or more for other wheeling if you want to make it a full weekend). We need to reserve the campsite(s) in advance and the fee will be refunded as you'll be up for the weekend working with the U.S. Forest Service on an 'official' Adopt-a-Trail project. They should have several sites available since it isn't a holiday weekend. Let's get a count for campers to determine the number of sites to reserve?
You workday needs are simple: gloves, hat, sunscreen, water and lunch, and clothes for the weather. Most of we will be doing is moving rocks into the washouts and brush off the road & trail, and cleanup of debris and trash (there is usually some near highway 38).
The USFS will provide hand tools, so there is no need to buy any for the workday. If you have hand tools they can help but are not required (shovel, pick/Pulaski, rake/McCloud, etc.).
It should be a fun day, as well as a constructive day in the clean air.
Friday the 24th is also the first day of the Big Bear Octoberfest, held every night at the convention center (for those who plan on spending more than the day and want something different for nightlife).
We can also plan a Sunday run. Any suggestions?
Any Questions?
We will meet with Ranger Greg at the Discovery Center Parking lot and stage from there to our Adopt-A-Trail, 2N04. The meeting time is 9:00 AM on the 25th at the Discovery Center.
Post up if you plan on attending?
Those that need a campsite are in luck, we can arrange it for the group(s) at Serrano with reservations (for one night, or more for other wheeling if you want to make it a full weekend). We need to reserve the campsite(s) in advance and the fee will be refunded as you'll be up for the weekend working with the U.S. Forest Service on an 'official' Adopt-a-Trail project. They should have several sites available since it isn't a holiday weekend. Let's get a count for campers to determine the number of sites to reserve?
You workday needs are simple: gloves, hat, sunscreen, water and lunch, and clothes for the weather. Most of we will be doing is moving rocks into the washouts and brush off the road & trail, and cleanup of debris and trash (there is usually some near highway 38).
The USFS will provide hand tools, so there is no need to buy any for the workday. If you have hand tools they can help but are not required (shovel, pick/Pulaski, rake/McCloud, etc.).
It should be a fun day, as well as a constructive day in the clean air.
Friday the 24th is also the first day of the Big Bear Octoberfest, held every night at the convention center (for those who plan on spending more than the day and want something different for nightlife).
We can also plan a Sunday run. Any suggestions?
Any Questions?
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