Date: September 18th 2011
PACIFIC CREST TRAIL ASSOCIATION
MT. HOOD CHAPTER
SEASON ENDING CELEBRATION
HIKE & POTLUCK BARBECUE
When: Saturday, October 1, 2011
Where: The Hoyt Arboretum
4000 SW Fairview Blvd.
Portland, OR 97221
1/4 mile from the Washington Park MAX Station
11:30
AM: Meet at
the Pavilion for an interpretive tour over an easy 1.5 to 2 mile hike through the beautiful Hoyt Arboretum. One of our long time volunteers as well as a long time
volunteer at the Arboretum, Brice Hammack, will be leading us on this
interesting tour of this great Portland treasure!
1
PM: Gather at
the Pavilion to celebrate another successful season with your fellow
Maintainers.
Come
for both or either, rain or shine we have an indoor option for inclement
weather.
Bring
your ‘significant other,’ friends, family, anyone who has waited for you to get
back from trail crew, this will be a fun filled day to say thank you to them
for their patience and to you for your hours of work.
We’ll
supply hot dogs and soft drinks, BYOB. Bring chips & dip, salads, entrees,
desserts or whatever.
Really
hope to see you there! If you have any questions or need additional info and/or
to RSVP, hit reply or e-mail tturner@pcta.org
Tammy Turner
Volunteer Coordinator
Mt. Hood Chapter, PCTA
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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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