NATIONAL TRAILS DAY
Volunteer at Mt. San Jacinto State Park!
National Trails Day is a day of public service organized by the American Hiking Society for trails advocacy and service. Hikers, bikers, and other outdoor enthusiasts will advocate for public trails and participate in trail maintenance and cleanup.
We will have an opportunity to show our love for trails on Sunday, June 7, in Mt. San Jacinto State Park. (Although June 6 is the official National Trails Day, crowds visiting the park are usually larger on Saturday than Sunday, so the less crowded day is better for maintenance and cleanup activities.)
The specific opportunities will be assigned when we assemble on June 7. Possible projects are trail maintenance on the Desert View Trail, and cleanup anywhere in Long Valley, Round Valley, or in between.
Bring work gloves! Trash bags will be provided and maybe a few trash grabbers. Long pants are suggested, and bring your own water, snacks, and sun protection.
Volunteers will gather at the Long Valley Ranger Station by 9 AM, so take the 8:30 AM tram or earlier.
Meeting Location: Long Valley Ranger Station.
Tram Ticket Cost: $33.95-$36.95. To pre-purchase your ticket and for more information click PS Tramway. If tickets are not available for pre-purchase online they may still be available to purchase in person at the station if you arrive early. Annual Passes are also available.
Contact Spencer B., email click here
Health Problems/allergies: Discuss any medical concerns with the event leader that may affect your ability to complete this event.
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