Our trip leaders and volunteers have been getting after it this spring. So far we have cleared, treaded, and lopped our way along almost 15 miles of trails in the Shasta-Trinity, Klamath, and Six Rivers national forests. (We will be heading to the Mendocino next week!)
What follows is a summary of the four trips we have completed this spring.
Wooley Creek
Our crew has visited twice allowing a tree and brush cleared trail from the trailhead to Skull Camp. We will return later this fall to clear all the way up to the Marble Rim.
STATS 12 miles cleared, brushed, and treaded
CREW LEADERS Petr Fleichmann & Jacob Shinners
Packer Peak Trail
Our crew teamed up with the Shasta-Trinity National forest and Take to the Hills in working trails around Big Flat up Coffee Creek. Our crew focused on reestablishing a 0.5 mile section on steep scree.
STATS 0.5 miles treaded + other trail clean up
CREW LEADERS Dennis Houghton
VOLUNTEERS Eight & 284 hours
Trails of Canyon Creek
Our crew was joined by volunteers from across the state to work three trails in the region of Canyon Creek. These include the Bear Creek Trail (Bigfoot Trail route), East Fork Lake, and Canyon Creek trails.
STATS ~3 miles treaded, cleared and brushed
CREW LEADERS Jacob Shinners
VOLUNTEERS Thirteen & 416 hours
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It is inspiring to see all the photos from the three outings. Great work!!
Rees Hughes
Wife Kathy and I watched “sasquatchalypse now” just tonight. First time we heard of the BFT. We R rock hounds from So Cal mt baldy area and Bigfoot believers 10 on the scale. We moved to MO to find some wilderness, but now we miss the northwest coniferous forests. We may show up in camp one day, be warned!