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We will continue working on the loop starting at TH #1. Soil conditions should be perfect with Monday’s rain.

Please e-mail maesmanny@gmail.com to let me know if you are coming so I can bring enough tools.

Join us for one last work day for 2016 in Dale Ball Trails.  With mild weather in the forecast, we will get together in the afternoon to try to take care of the last wayfinding signage needs, at six junctions in and around the “luge,” in the central section of Dale Ball Trails.

We will meet at Sierra del Norte Parking lot and then carpool up Cerros Colorados to east of Junction 21.  We will be putting in sign posts and putting up numbered arrow signs, as well as doing some traditional erosion control – so there is work for everyone.  …But if you can dig one or two post holes, better still!!!

Bring work boots, long pants/shirt sleeves, sun protection, snacks, and water.  I’ll bring the tools and supplies as well as work gloves for whoever needs them.

To sign up, contact Tim Rogers at tim@sfct.org or (505) 989-7019.

We will be trimming trees and branches to make hiking/biking safer in the Calabasas Arroyo safer.

Please meet at the Calabasas trailhead and we will hike/bike down to the arroyo.

Tools provided

It may be chilly, so please dress appropriately.

Come work on Dale Ball Trails, Central Section, with city trail volunteers.  We’ll meet at Sierra del Norte Trailhead at 9 am and carpool up Cerros Colorados Rd. to get to the trail crossing near Junction 21.

We will put some finishing touches on the signage we put up last year and address some drainage and erosion issues around Junctions 21, 22, and 23.

Bring work boots, long pants/shirt sleeves, sun protection, snacks, and water.  I’ll bring the tools and supplies as well as work gloves for whoever needs them.

To sign up, contact Tim Rogers at tim@sfct.org or (505) 989-7019.

Come work on Dale Ball Trails, South Section, with city trail volunteers.  We’ll meet at Wilderness Gate Trailhead and then head up to work around Junctions 38 and 39.

Parking is limited: Dorothy Stewart Trailhead is nearby and may have a spot, while St. John’s Trailhead has plenty of parking if you don’t mind taking a 5 minute walk.

We will address some drainage and erosion issues on the way to Junctions 39 and 38 and remove some of the wooden water bars between the two that no longer serve a function.

Bring work boots, long pants/shirt sleeves, sun protection, snacks, and water.  I’ll bring the tools and supplies as well as work gloves for whoever needs them.

To sign up, contact Tim Rogers at tim@sfct.org or (505) 989-7019.