Join Miriam Limov, RiverPeople Coordinator for SYRCL and Joe Chavez, from the U.S. Forest Service to build trails to replace ones that are degraded in a highly used area of Grouse Ridge, Tahoe National Forest August 20-22, 2010.

• Meadow education, evening programs, swimming and fun included!
  

  Students on the Summit trailbuilding in Grouse Ridge, August 2008

• Young adults 16 and 17 years old may participate with an adult participating also.
• All tools are included in the weekend along with the training. There are several levels of work available from easy to more challenging.
• Participants will provide their own gear and food for the weekend.
• A liability form, along with emergency contact information will be required.
• SYRCL Members:  $50,  non-members:  $75.
• A pre-meeting will be required to review the Leave No Trace principals, gear lists, first aid, menu planning and more.
• Pumpkin chocolate chip cookies will be served!

Itinerary

Friday, August 20: Meet at Loney Meadows to learn about the importance of meadows. Hike 3 miles into upper Rock Lake – dinner and evening program.

Saturday, August 21: Trail building all day with evening program.

Sunday,August 22: 1/2 day of trail building, swimming and 3 mile hike back out to Loney Meadows..

Hope you can join us in this wonderful opportunity to work together as a team fixing the trails hundreds of people utulitze right here in our own backyard!

To register and for more infromation, please contact Miriam Limov at (530) 265-5961 ext. 201 or miriam @syrcl.org

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