Tread Lightly! Impact Report: Corral Canyon Spring Trail Maintenance Day

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25 Jul Tread Lightly! Impact Report: Corral Canyon Spring Trail Maintenance Day

Posted at 18:54h in News by Jerrica Archibald 0 Comments

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Project: Corral Canyon Spring Trail Maintenance Day
Location: California

Description: On the warm spring morning of May 5th, 2024, 80 volunteers from multiple enthusiast clubs including Tierra Del Sol, San Diego Off-Road Club (SDORC) and San Diego 4 Wheelers met at the Four Corners area of Corral Canyon with the aim of doing their part and giving back to our public lands.

Over four hours volunteers spread out across the 50 plus miles of trails, ranging from well-maintained dirt roads all the way to challenging double black diamond trails. By the end of the day, volunteers had managed to remove trash, perform trail brushing and complete minor maintenance on approximately 10 miles of trails

Thank you to the partners who made this possible:

USFS
SDORC
SD4Wheelers
TDS
San Diego Jeep Club

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