Report Bad Trails

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captain static
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Report Bad Trails

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There is now a form on the RRGCC website under the Contact tab to report trails that are in need of maintenance: http://rrgcc.org/contact-us/report-bad-trails/
We will use this info to prioritize trail work needs on the PMRP and in other areas where we can gain permission to conduct trail work. Please keep in mind that within Daniel Boone National Forest trail work can be organized for approved "system trails" (i.e. numbered trails w/trail names) with permission. However, for "user trails" no work can be organized without going through a lengthy approval process to upgrade to "system trail" status. Currently the trails to Left Flank, Military Wall, and Pebble Beach are the only "system trails" that have been built specifically to access DBNF crags. All other crag trails on the DBNF are "user trails".
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Post by Josephine »

wow! it's great to see an idea that was suggested at the RRGCC meeting implemented so quickly! Thanks Anti & Driskell for this great idea. now it's up to us to use it :-)
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Post by DriskellHR »

Josephine wrote: now it's up to us to use it :-)
Okay folks the only suggestion I have is to "pave the lode hill" And yes Yasmeen it sucks but I dont think its a viable option :wink:

WE NEED YOUR IMPUT!!

I am trying to start a database of on going needs and projects but I have nothing so far. Let us know whats going on. Trail washed out, trees down, Swamps where the trail should be?...etc...

let us know!!
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Post by Andrew »

can you pave the load hill, I am not sure if it was mentioned yet.
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Post by bcombs »

Andrew, that is the dumbest imput ever.
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Post by Josephine »

for example, we went out to Darkside for a trail day. We had some plans in mind, but had no idea that there was a section of the parking lot that had been washed out. While we were able to put a temporary fix for it, if we'd had advanced knowledge we might have been able to obtain some pipe and make the solution more permanent.

if you see a downed tree or washed out section of the trail, please report it. it would be more helpful to have a trail problem over reported than not mentioned at all. :-)

next trail day - August 14 - Johnny & Alex Trail Day & After Party!! :-D
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Post by Andrew »

Come on brad... That was great imput. In fact here is some more imput. Can you add an escalator to the Motherlode trail.
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Post by DriskellHR »

Andrew wrote:Come on brad... That was great imput. In fact here is some more imput. Can you add an escalator to the Motherlode trail.
sure as long as you will play the roll as the hampster in the giant wheel to power said escalator.
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Post by Andrew »

Are you going to IMPUT me into the wheel?
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Post by toad857 »

the base of wildfire (curbside) is rapidly eroding from belayers. i think i remmeber there used to be something there to stop it, but it may have fallen apart
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