Calling all Sawyers!!! We are sending this out as a courtesy to our partner trail agency, Washington Trails Association. This work party starts at 8:30 am
Friday, Aug 07 to Monday, Aug 10, 2015. If you can help out, please reply to them. Read on for more information about their needs. . .  

Volunteer cross-Cut Sawyers needed for epic log out on the Angry Mountain Trail, Goat Rocks Wilderness. Hosted by the Washington Trails Association.

This is a Friday thru Monday car camp with a strenuous hike each day to the project area. Come for one or more days.

RSVP and info: http://vols.wta.org/web/web.pl?sm+22233+BCRT

Campsite: You are welcome to join us for one or both days as this will be a car-camp at or near the trail head.

Special Notes: HIKE TO PROJECT AREA: It is a very steep and strenuous hike up to the ridge where there are hundreds of trees down across the trail. The round-trip hike each day will vary, but could be up to 10 miles round trip with 3,000 ft. of elevation gain. 

PROJECT AREA MAP: http://caltopo.com/p/5N02 

CAMPSITE: The crew will car camp at the trailhead. There are no developed facilities nor potable water. Please bring plenty of water for your meals in camp as well as on the trail, or plan to treat it from the nearby creek. We anticipate that there will be a Forest-wide ban on campfires. So no burning wood or charcoal please. Smoking will be limited to gravel roads only! 

Trail Facts: Located off Forest Service Road 2120, the Angry Mountain Trail climbs up steep switchbacks towards Angry Mountain. After entering the Wilderness it reaches an open ridge and the grade continues until the trail ends on Lily Basin Trail. The highest point on Angry Mountain is 6,049 feet. The name might have come from people hiking the extremely steep ridgeline on the south slope of the mountain. Or the name might refer to the frequent storm clouds surrounding the summit.