We will start the season off by working on the upper part of the Canyon Trail. At the end the of the fall season we did a lot of work on the lower part and it looks good. Up near the top the trail suffered some water damage and that will be the first priority. […]
Are you Tough Enough? Can you Endure? The 9th Annual Badger Mountain Challenge! 15k, 50k, 50 mile & 100 mile events Proceeds benefit the Friends of Badger Mountain, Washington Trails Association (WTA), Girls on the Run, Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, and also a scholarship for a lucky local student! Visit http://www.badgermountainchallenge.com/ to sign up
We will start the season off by working on the upper part of the Canyon Trail. At the end the of the fall season we did a lot of work on the lower part and it looks good. Up near the top the trail suffered some water damage and that will be the first priority. […]
We will start the season off by working on the upper part of the Canyon Trail. At the end the of the fall season we did a lot of work on the lower part and it looks good. Up near the top the trail suffered some water damage and that will be the first priority. […]
We started the season off last week getting most of the upper Canyon Trail cleaned up. Now we will move on to the Candy Mountain trails. The work will be to recover the gravel that has wondered off to the side of the trail, clean out a few weeds and do any general trail repairs […]
We started the season off last week getting most of the upper Canyon Trail cleaned up. Now we will move on to the Candy Mountain trails. The work will be to recover the gravel that has wondered off to the side of the trail, clean out a few weeds and do any general trail repairs […]
We started the season off last week getting most of the upper Canyon Trail cleaned up. Now we will move on to the Candy Mountain trails. The work will be to recover the gravel that has wondered off to the side of the trail, clean out a few weeds and do any general trail repairs […]
Gretchen Graber will lead a Wildflower Walk on the trail on Candy Mountain. Come out and see the beauty of the mountain in early spring. Walks are produced by Friends of Badger Mountain and the Columbia Basin Chapter of the Washington Native Plant Society. For more information, please contact [email protected] or visit cbwnps.org
