Come Celebrate National Trails day!

Join MBT, TVTAP, & the USFS for a combined project on the South Fork of Horseshoe trail

Saturday, June 4th @ 10am-5pm

JOIN US At Horseshoe Canyon trailhead

**Date:** Saturday, June 4th, 2022 — National Trails Day!
**Time:** 10am-5pm; work all or a portion of the day. Stay for some trailside BBQ and community building at 5pm after the work concludes
**Location:** Meet at the Horseshoe Canyon Trailhead - (20 minutes from Driggs)
**Age:** Families welcome! Kids 13 & under must have a parent or guardian present

Project Info:

We will be building a 200’ rock and gravel causeway across the first meadow (just past the bridge near the trailhead) to mitigate this muddy and trenched out section of trail. The causeway construction will involve loading and hauling wheelbarrows of pit run (rock/gravel) from the trailhead to the meadow (about 300 ft. haul) The pit run will be mounded, compacted, then capped with crushed gravel.

Depending on volunteer participation, additional work activities may include brushing back overgrowth, water bar cleaning, and tread maintenance further up the trail. Tiny Dancer the trail dozer might even make an appearance!

There will be a raffle for participants who show up at 10am at the start of the work day, and attend the morning debrief.

Recommended Supplies:

Water
Snacks and lunch
Appropriate clothing for weather. Be ready for all conditions.
Long pants
Closed- toe shoes
Sunscreen/Sun Protection
Insect repellent
Necessary medications (e.g. Epipen, insulin, etc.)
Personal hand sanitizer
Masks/ Facial coverings are not required, but we encourage you to wear one if you are comfortable doing so.

Things to know:

Save time at the trailhead by completing your paperwork now. You will need to sign the following documents:
- TVTAP Waiver
- MBT Waiver(s)
To minimize group size, volunteers will be split in to small work teams of 5-6 people. Teams will go out with at trail crew leader and work on dispersed trail projects.
To eliminate a high-touch item, please provide your own water.
We will provide packaged Kate’s Bars, but we suggest you bring your own lunch and additional snacks.

Recommended Supplies:

Water
Snacks and lunch
Appropriate clothing for weather. Be ready for all conditions.
Long pants
Closed- toe shoes
Sunscreen/Sun Protection
Insect repellent
Necessary medications (e.g. Epipen, insulin, etc.)
Personal hand sanitizer
Masks/ Facial coverings are not required, but we encourage you to wear one if you are comfortable doing so.

General Guidelines for Volunteers Regarding COVID-19:

Our number one priority will always be the safety of our volunteers and event participants.

DO NOT attempt to volunteer if you have:

Experienced symptoms that could be related to COVID-19 in the last 14 days.
Feel ill or sick in any way, regardless of symptoms.

DO ask about any risk that may be associated with the trail work and DO NOT take part if you are uncomfortable with the level of risk.

Please consult the CDC website “Symptoms of Coronavirus” on the day of your participation. The following link is updated by the CDC https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/symptoms-testing/symptoms.html