Saturday September 6 - Sunday September 7, work weekend at Nesika Lodge.

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Saturday September 6 - Sunday September 7, work weekend at Nesika Lodge.

Drive or hike up to the The Trails Club of Oregon's Nesika Lodge for a work weekend! After the day's work is done, hang out on the front porch or the overlook to watch the sunset.

Project and works to be determined.

Access: We will meet at the main gate at milepost 10 on Larch Mountain Road at 9 am Saturday September 6th. There is limited cell service, if you do not have a gate key and will be later than 9AM please contact Trisha or Pete before 7AM Saturday morning to make arrangements.

Please contact the host if visiting the lodge for the first time and need directions.

The road is accessible with 4WD, high clearance vehicles. 2WD vehicles must park at the gate inside and carpool, post a message in the thread below if need a ride to the lodge or have questions about the road.

Food: Meals will be provided.. Please confirm/edit your RSVP by Thursday, September 4th, I will be purchasing food on that day. Any cancellations or no-shows may be asked to pay for food purchased on their behalf.

Sleep: Cots are available in the dorm, bring a sleeping bag/pillow. Or, bring a tent, there are several platforms and flat areas to set up, or sleep under the stars!
Bring towel for shower, lodge slippers or flip-flops to wear in Lodge, and flashlight,
Other amenities: A generator provides electricity for the lodge. A DVD player and games are available for entertainment. Potable cooking and drinking water is available, and flush toilets and showers. Cell reception is possible with most carriers. There are no garbage facilities in the winter, please expect to pack it out if you pack it in.

Pets welcome, but only service pets in the lodge or dorm.
Cost: No fees are required for those helping out this work weekend. Please plan to stay and help out with the lodge closing chores after lunch on Sunday.

Directions: use these coordinates in Google Maps:
45°32'23.3"N 122°07'01.6"W
Follow the signs to Larch Mountain. Look for gate pullout on left.
NOTE: download offline map, cell service is shadowy.