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New Build Schedule
The days are short now so we are moving our community build days up at the ski hill to Sunday afternoons. Come join us at 1pm tomorrow Sunday Sept 7th and for every Sunday after that. Bring water and gloves, rake, garden loppers. If you have chainsaw certification and want to help with the bucking and clearing please get in touch with me.http://aton-mebel.ru
We meet at the t-bar and head up the west road to the middle section we are working on clearing now. If you come late just walk up the road and head in at the third “trail closed” sign, just above the creek.
Haven’t seen what’s going on? Not sure you are up to trail building? No problem, come out and just take a look. The bottom half km is all ready for the machine which will be returning on Monday Sept 8.
More than 100hrs of volunteer time have already gone into layout and clearing. Every hour we log and every new member helps us get more funding for more trails so please come out and support if you can.
And don’t forget to look for updates on our website www.salmovalleytrailsociety.org and facebook page. See you on the trails!
Ski Hill Update
Hurry up and wait was where we got to over the last few weeks up at the ski hill. We got all our paperwork signed off, funding in place, trail flagged, clearing started and machine on site only to get shut down by the extreme fire hazard and sidelined for two weeks.
In this down time a small crew has been busy laying out the rest of the trail route and we are aiming to have 2km of out and back trail completed before the snow falls. The descent portion that will make this a loop is pending further land agreements and coming first thing next year.
WE WANT YOUR HELP!
Needless to say we are all very glad to have this rain and be able to get back at to clearing and building.
Currently we are working Tuesday and Wednesday evenings starting at 6pm. If weekdays don’t work for you but you are interested in being involved let us know and we may start doing a weekend workday as well.
The most valuable tools to bring right now are loppers or garden clippers, small handsaws, rakes and a good pair of gloves. We’ll have some extra tools on hand if you don’t have anything to bring. It has cooled off these days but water is always recommended too.
You must be a member to participate and membership is always available online or when you arrive. $15 for adults and $5 for school aged kids. The work we are doing now is definitely suitable for kids and we would love to see all ages coming out and getting involved.
Check out Dig Trails Designs’ blog and website. This is the company we are working with for machine construction and youth participation. Great guys! http://digtrails.wix.com/flow#!page2/cjg9
Ready-Set-Go!
We are ready folks, it is time to start construction on the first hiking/biking trail for summer use up at the Salmo Ski Hill. And we need your help!Офисы: Аренда снижается, продажи растут
We will be running volunteer build nights every Tuesday and Wednesday evening from 6pm to dusk starting this week JULY 29. The objective right now is to clear the small trees, blow down, under growth and debris from the planned route so that the machine can come in and start working.
The most useful tools will be garden loppers and clippers, hand saws and rakes. Bring gloves, water and eye protection (sun glasses). We will have some spare tools on hand as well.
We will need a bit of chainsaw work done so if you are certified for limbing and bucking or falling and are willing to donate your time and saw please contact salmovalleytrails@gmail.com in advance.
Membership is required to participate and are available online or on site. Memberships are $15 for adults and $5 for school aged youth. Kids are welcome to come out if accompanied by an adult.
Contact us through our website at www.salmovalleytrailsociety.org or email salmovalleytrails@gmail.com or post here!
Finally a big thank you to all the groups that have helped make this happen or donated for the project: the Salmo Ski Club, Columbia Basin Trust, Central Kootenay Regional District, Sutco Contracting, Porcupine Wood Products and Skyway Hardware.