October 2018
Trailwork Party on October 14th
Work days this week and next week will be Thursday through Sunday, from 8:30 to 12:30, meeting near the Trailhead Park restroom building. Why the rocks? The soil on the north side of Badger Mountain is made of very fine particles, mostly wind deposits. That's right, it is piled up dust and is very weak. We need to support the downhill edge of the trail or it will sluff off narrowing the trail and making it less safe. I will…
Find out more »1st Annual Meowntain Climb
Pet OverPopulation Prevention (POPP) is excited to invite you to participate in the First Annual Meowntain Climb on Saturday, October 13th, at 9:00 am. All proceeds from this Climb will benefit POPP, whose primary purpose is to promote responsible pet care through educating the public on the importance of spaying and neutering theirs cats and dogs, as well as providing spay and neuter assistance. POPP also helps homeless dogs and cats find their forever homes. All animals that are adopted…
Find out more »Trailwork Party on October 13th
Work days this week and next week will be Thursday through Sunday, from 8:30 to 12:30, meeting near the Trailhead Park restroom building. Why the rocks? The soil on the north side of Badger Mountain is made of very fine particles, mostly wind deposits. That's right, it is piled up dust and is very weak. We need to support the downhill edge of the trail or it will sluff off narrowing the trail and making it less safe. I will…
Find out more »Trailwork Party on October 12th
Work days this week and next week will be Thursday through Sunday, from 8:30 to 12:30, meeting near the Trailhead Park restroom building. Why the rocks? The soil on the north side of Badger Mountain is made of very fine particles, mostly wind deposits. That's right, it is piled up dust and is very weak. We need to support the downhill edge of the trail or it will sluff off narrowing the trail and making it less safe. I will…
Find out more »Trailwork Party on October 11th
Work days this week and next week will be Thursday through Sunday, from 8:30 to 12:30, meeting near the Trailhead Park restroom building. Why the rocks? The soil on the north side of Badger Mountain is made of very fine particles, mostly wind deposits. That's right, it is piled up dust and is very weak. We need to support the downhill edge of the trail or it will sluff off narrowing the trail and making it less safe. I will…
Find out more »Trailwork Party on October 7th
Work days this week and next week will be Thursday through Sunday, October 4th to 7th and October 11th through 14th Hours will be 8:30 to 12:30, meeting near the Trailhead Park restroom building. Why the rocks? The soil on the north side of Badger Mountain is made of very fine particles, mostly wind deposits. That's right, it is piled up dust and is very weak. We need to support the downhill edge of the trail or it will sluff…
Find out more »Trailwork Party on October 6th
Work days this week and next week will be Thursday through Sunday, October 4th to 7th and October 11th through 14th Hours will be 8:30 to 12:30, meeting near the Trailhead Park restroom building. Why the rocks? The soil on the north side of Badger Mountain is made of very fine particles, mostly wind deposits. That's right, it is piled up dust and is very weak. We need to support the downhill edge of the trail or it will sluff…
Find out more »Trailwork Party on October 5th
Work days this week and next week will be Thursday through Sunday, October 4th to 7th and October 11th through 14th Hours will be 8:30 to 12:30, meeting near the Trailhead Park restroom building. Why the rocks? The soil on the north side of Badger Mountain is made of very fine particles, mostly wind deposits. That's right, it is piled up dust and is very weak. We need to support the downhill edge of the trail or it will sluff…
Find out more »Trailwork Party on October 4th
Work days this week and next week will be Thursday through Sunday, October 4th to 7th and October 11th through 14th Hours will be 8:30 to 12:30, meeting near the Trailhead Park restroom building. Why the rocks? The soil on the north side of Badger Mountain is made of very fine particles, mostly wind deposits. That's right, it is piled up dust and is very weak. We need to support the downhill edge of the trail or it will sluff…
Find out more »September 2018
Trailwork Party on National Public Lands Day
Trail work starts for the fall season When: Sunday, September 23rd, 8:30 to 12:30 Where: We will be working on the Sagebrush Trail near Trailhead Park The Friends of Badger Mountain will be teaming with REI for this upcoming National Public Lands Day, well actually the day after, Sunday, September 23rd. We will be working to finish the new edition to the Sagebrush Trail which was extended down to Trailhead Park earlier this spring to give an alternate route around the steps. Part of…
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