Events / Schedule                                             updated 5/23/08

THANKS TO ALL OF YOU WHO VOLUNTEERED YOUR TIME & MADE TRAIL APPRECIATION DAYS SUCH A SUCCESS
Stewards have now performed maintenance on over 900 miles of trails over four years

STEWARDS OF THE SEQUOIA 2008
TRAIL APPRECIATION DAYS CALENDAR

DATES & LOCATIONS SOMETIMES ARE CHANGED AT THE LAST MINUTE, SO PLEASE CHECK BACK A DAY OR TWO PRIOR TO CONFIRM-THANKS

Please Click Here To Register for the days you plan to volunteer, so we know how many to expect. On rare occasions we must cancel the day & we can only contact those who register

FALL TRAIL APPRECIATION DAYS 2008
These trails require advanced intermediate to expert ability

Schedule is being worked on-Please check back-Thanks

 Please Click Here to Register for the days you plan to volunteer

To see more about Stewards volunteer efforts
 
Link to Stewards Volunteer Hour Meter

Learn how you can win a $50 gift certificate by volunteering
 
Please bring your dirt bike (geared down for technical riding) & riding gear to access the trail, as well as water, lunch, work gloves, backpack & sunglasses. Stewards will supply all tools, but if you want to bring your own the most versatile tool a pick (Ludell 2 1/2 lb. pick/mattock fiberglass handle, about $19.99 at Home Depot)
You can take the head off & carry it in a back pack or better yet bungie it to your bike. Bring a large back pack too if you have one. Bring any portable tools you might have-folding shovel, folding saw, clippers.
Forest Service will supply additional tools.
FEEL FREE TO DO ONE DAY OF THE TWO DAY

All trail days will include some good intermediate or advanced intermediate technical riding getting to & from the work area.
 Please check back here the day before each event in case there are changes
 
Camping & lodging info

The Ultimate Trail Tool leave your chainsaw behind

The Two Thousand Mile Miracle Tire- What if I told you there is a miracle tire out that sticks to loose soil, roots & rocks unlike any knobby you have ever owned?
Would you be interested?

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IMPORTANT ISSUES & WHY WE VOLUNTEER ON TRAILS

Forest Service is proposing to close about 50% of single track trails in the Greenhorn District. Read More>>>>
Our best defense to reverse & stem the tide of proposed closures is to help maintain trails such as on Stewards Trail Appreciation Days & lobby for increased funding. Please submit comments asking for your favorite trails to be kept open. (info at the above link)
Please be sure & become an official Stewards member so we can keep you informed on action items to keep your trails open.

 The USFS trail crew can only work on about 60 miles of trail a year. Sequoia has about 250 miles of single track, which needs more than 60 miles a year maintained. We have a choice to volunteer to keep trails open or let them degrade & be closed. We have adopted five trails & have been doing work on others as well.
We need your help.
If you like to ride and want to help keep your trails open, then please do one or two days of trail volunteering each year. We know everyone is busy, but a handful of dedicated folks cannot do all the trail maintenance alone.

Do not feel like you have to do everything, but please do something.
 
Bob Frenes, who rides and is in charge of the South Sequoia Trail maintenance crew for the US Forest Service, will be helping us

We hope to see you out enjoying your trails & helping to keep them open
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Nondiscriminatory Notice
The U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service prohibits discrimination in all its programs & activities on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, disability, political beliefs,
sexual orientation & marital of family status (not all prohibited bases apply to all programs) Persons with disabilities who require alternative means for communication of program information
(Braille, large print, audio tape, etc) should contact USDA’s TARGE
center (202) 720-2600 (voice & TDD)
To file a complaint of discrimination write: USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, Room 326-W, Whitten Building, 14th & independence SW, Washington DC 20250-9410 or call (202) 710-5964 (voice & TDD) USDA Forest Service is an equal opportunity provider & employer

 
     
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