Trail Maintenance - Cuyamaca Rancho State Park

## Details

Cuyamaca Rancho State Park has generously provided us with free camping for this trailwork event. The plan is to arrive Friday afternoon, set up camp, and go for an evening MTB ride (bring lights just in case). Russell Barabe will guide folks if they wish, but you are also free to ride in your own groups. Please note, if you camp you are required to do trailwork. If you do not wish to camp, you can still show up to assist with trailwork. Free camping is available through Sunday if people are interested. You are responsible for bringing all of your own camping items and food. Camping will be at the Mickey James Volunteer Horse Camp (32.925875 -116.560274). Pull into the Visitors' Center on Hwy 79, then keep right. As you go down the hill the camp area is on the right.

PLEASE NOTE WE ARE MEETING ONE HOUR EARLIER AT 0800!!!

We will be brushing the La Cima/Green Valley connector at Cuyamaca Rancho State Park/Anza Borrego Desert State Park. No experience necessary. Tasks will include trimming and clearing trail of brush which is encroaching on the trail.

Meeting location Saturday morning is at Pedro Fages Monument located on the north side of Sunrise Highway. See map below.

SDMBA Trail Liaison Crew leads: Russell Barabe and Nick Hayden

**Please check back here for any changes or updates.

WE TAKE YOUR RSVP HERE AS A CONFIRMATION THAT YOU WILL SHOW UP.

If something unexpected comes up or you feel ill before the event, please email us directly at info@Sdmba.com so we can fill your spot.

WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING:

Signed SDMBA Waiver - click on to link or we will have hard copies:

https://www.memberleap.com/members/evr/reg_main.php?orgcode=SDMB&evid=45686593

You are welcome to bring your bike/helmet etc, as we may be able to ride to the work areas although some is within walking distance of staging area. Also a great chance to do a ride after the work is done!

WATER/snacks
Sturdy shoes
Long pants, long sleeves
Work Gloves
Eye protection
Sunscreen + hat
Anything else you need for a safe and comfortable day.

WHAT WE PROVIDE:

Tools and gloves
Training and oversight
Post work refreshments and swag
Lots of gratitude

OTHER GUIDELINES:

-If you are feeling sick stay HOME!
-Please notify event leader of any medical conditions, restrictions or allergies that may affect your experience
-Please note there is poison oak in the vicinity of where we will be working. It can be avoided, but if you are highly sensitive to it please let us know and we can make sure you are working in spots less likely to bring you into contact with it
-Must be 18 or over for this event
-Pets: While we love animals, we ask that you leave your pets at home.

After completing the day's work, please submit your hours here:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSde_JpA_JV-bAPtw36LLpEp2yOi0AZ0ZgRRkE2M7aTClf0Gng/viewform

We appreciate your dedication and commitment to the trails!

CONTACT INFO: info@sdmba.com