PCTA Work Party, May 28-30

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Date: May 13th 2010

Pacific Crest Trail Association

Mt. Hood Chapter

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR TRAIL MAINTENANCE

Ready for a Maytime romp in Indian Heaven. Here's your chance. To register please hit the reply button, e-mail <jjk-jsk@comcast.net, or phone (503)579-2841.

Friday to Sunday,May 28 to 30, 2010

Gifford Pinchot National Forest, Indian Heaven Wilderness, Ten volunteers needed

Who: Chainsaw & cross-cut sawyers & trail maintainers.

When: Friday, Saturday & Sunday May 28^th 30^th

Where: Crest Camp on Rd. 60 17 miles north of Carson Washington.

(see driving & car-pool directions in crew notice on 5/25/10)

What: Log-out and tread repair on the PCT - Big Huckleberry Mt. to Junction Lake if snow allows.

The goal is to perform maintain as much trail as possible in 2 ½ days. This will require considerable hiking.

We Provide: Tools, hard hats, most meals, and some camp equipment.

(see menu details in crew notice on 5-25-10).

You Bring: Long pants, long-sleeve shirt, sturdy boots, gloves, rain gear, lunch Friday, beverage of choice, personal camping gear.

Crew Leader: Bill Hawley

Note: This is also an opportunity for chainsaw and crosscut sawyers to get their 2010 re-certification.

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Volunteers for the Mount Hood Chapter of the Pacific Crest Trail Association maintain the 217 miles of PCT between Midway Meadows south of Washington's Goat Rocks Wilderness and Park Ridge in Oregon's Mount Jefferson Wilderness.

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