Klamath Trails Alliance

Let's give some Earth Day Love to Putnam Point, our beautiful pocket park that celebrates dancing Grebes.
The City and it's contractors have done the heavy lifting. This event will focus on the little stuff that makes a park shine. We will:

• Pick up twigs and sticks
• Clean up the pathways
• Weed the edges of the native plant gardens
• Remove gravel and debris from the picnic area and viewing platform
• Wash the interpretive signs, bench, picnic table and trash can
• Pick up any trash

We will be there from 4-7 PM come when you can!

Please bring your own gloves and water. If you have a hoop hoe/hula hoe (IYKYK) please bring it. Other tools will be provided.

PLEASE PARK ACROSS THE ROAD AT THE LINK RIVER TRAILHEAD

The Family Loop Trail is located between Great Meadow Snow Park and Lake of the Woods. It is about 2 miles long and traverses a lovely forest of big trees. The trail is open to hikers, runners and bikers in the summer and skiiers and snowshoers in the winter.

During this event we will prune back brush growing into the trail, cut out a few fallen trees, rake and remove winter debris from the trail and maintain the interpretive and trail signs.

No experience is necessary and participants should be in good physical condition for the work. We will be using some power equipment, loppers, hand saws and rakes. We will provide tools and safety gear.

PLEASE WEAR: Long pants, long sleeve shirt and sturdy footwear.
PLEASE BRING: Day pack, gloves, water and lunch/snacks.
OPTIONAL: Standard (no E-Bikes) Bicycle may be used to travel the trail rather than walking.
MEET: 9am at the Great Meadow Snow Park https://maps.app.goo.gl/jXeF3TPdoEEbytac8
HOW LONG: We will work until 3pm
DOGS: Dogs are permissible and must be under owner's control at all times.

KTA will be hosting a trail work day at Rye Spur with at least two separate areas of work and we'd love for you to join us. Depending on how many volunteers we have, we'll split into teams with one team re-benching ~1,000 lineal feet of eroded backslope, and the other working on raking in a new line of singletrack on the eastern flank of the Billie Creek Nordic Trail, which will serve as a new alternative to recreating on the Fourmile Lake Rd.

Hand tools and beverages will be provided. Please bring snacks and lunch for the day, gloves, sturdy boots or shoes, and possibly bug spray.