Scheduled Trail Work Days are listed in the
current Newsletter...

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Problem on the Trail?
If you have had a recent conflict on the trail with other
users or have encountered trail damage or closure, please go to our
Online Incident Report
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Workday Scheduling
Claudia Booth --
Admin MVTrails.org, If you know of a local trail
that needs work, please contact Claudia.
Note: Scheduled Work Days are always on
a Saturday or a Sunday. But we do have some members who work on trails during
the week. Contact Claudia at (530) 637-1682. She can put you in contact with
someone in that group. |
Add Trail work to your 2010 To-Do
List
Trails that are not maintained are
eventually closed and lost forever.
This New Years, why not resolve to
spend at least 4 hours helping to clear a trail in the coming year? Future
generations of trail users will thank you!
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Got Photos?
If you have photos taken during a recent Trail Work Day
event, please email them to the
MVTA webmaster
for use on this page. Group shots, individuals wielding trail tools,
before/after shots of the trail, scenic views, whatever. |
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Sugar Pine Trail
The Sugar Pine Staging Area, at Winchester Drive
and Placer Hills Rd., is located on property owned by the Christian Fellowship
Church nearby.
It is a great privilege that the community is allowed
to park there when using the Sugar Pine Trail. MVTA would like to thank
everyone for being responsible with their trash and respectful of the land.
MVTA includes the Staging Area on its trail maintenance
list and tries to keep the grass short, fallen tree debris cleared and
trash picked up. |
Esoteric Park Trail
While riding on the Esoteric Park Trails, please
remember to keep your badge either visible or in a location where you can
quickly display it at the request of the land stewards.
Don't have a badge yet? Members can obtain one,
along with gate keys, by contacting Claudia:
Admin MVTrails.org,
Using this land for trail riding or hiking is a huge
privilege for MVTA members. Remember, this is a non-motorized trail system:
Only bicycles, horses, and humans on foot are allowed. You may drive your
vehicle to the staging area within the property, but all motorized vehicles are
limited to the staging area. |
Hidden Falls Regional Park
Exciting news! The Environmental Impact Report and
Use Permit were both adopted by the Planning Commission, opening the way to
begin trail construction on the next phase of trail development.
MVTA is represented on the Hidden Falls Forum and
we will update our members as new developments surface.
The preliminary schedule includes...
- General flagging work starting February to April of
2010,
- Clearing by volunteers May to June 2010,
- Specific flagging Spring/Summer of 2010,
- Excavation late Summer 2010,
- Bridge and wall construction Fall/Winter of 2010, and
- Final touches early 2011.
If this schedule can be kept to -- and we know how
hard that is -- the new trails will be available sometime Mid/Late 2011.
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