Azalea Hill Trail Restoration Day

Join us for a volunteer trail day on Saturday, July 15 at 9 a.m. to help with the implementation of the Azalea Hill Trail Restoration Project.

about the Azalea hill Trail Restoration Day

Trail work will entail the removal of small diameter Douglas-fir trees along the multi-use segment of the project. The District is currently working on constructing a retaining wall at Bolinas Fairfax Rd., building a number of bridges, and improving stream crossings along the trail corridor. Over the years Douglas-fir tree encroachment has overgrown the old ranching road and pruning is needed to open up the trail corridor to make it safe and enjoyable for multi-use access. The removal of Douglas-fir trees also helps to restore oak woodland and grassland habitat within the project area.

Logistics

• Arrive by 9 am for breakfast snacks, sign-in, safety instructions and project assignments.

• Trail events are suitable for ages 13 and up. Volunteers under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. All those under 18 must bring a signed MMWD permission form.

• Total number of volunteers is capped at 15 people.

• Meeting location is at the end of the Bon Tempe Dam Rd near Alpine Lake. Day parking pass will be provided to volunteers.

• Since the project is still under construction bike access to the work area is not feasible. Keep this in mind as you plan your day.

• The work day will wrap up at 2:00pm. Lunch will be provided.

• Mandatory safety briefing begins at 9 A.M. sharp!

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