MUnds Park Trail Stewards

The Next Volunteer Session

Project: Non-motorized Trail Maintenance

Meet: To Be Determined (update coming soon)

Date: September 9th, Saturday, @ 8:15 a.m.

We will finish our trailwork around noontime; afterwards a free lunch will be served.

Please R.S.V.P. via email if you plan on attending the workday and lunch.

What to bring: Work gloves, long pants, sturdy shoes, sunblock, and dress for the weather.

Water and trail tools are provided.

August 5th Trail Crew

The Munds Park Trial Stewards is a non-profit

501(c) (3) organization

Donations are welcome

Print Donation Coupon

2017 Volunteer Session Schedule

Date	Project Description
May 6	Meet: 240 TH Projects: Crystal Point Tr.; Non-Motorized Trail Maintenance
June 10	Meet: Iron Springs TH Projects: Iron Springs Connector Tr.; Trail Maintenance
July 8	Meet: Iron Springs TH Projects: Iron Springs Connector Tr.; Trail Maintenance
August 5	Meet: Janice Place Forest Access Projects: Frog Tank Loop Tr.; Trail realignment
Sept. 9	Meet: TBD Projects: Non-motorized Trail Maintenance
October 7	Meet: TBA Projects: Trail Maintenance

Please check for updates because,

a project can be changed, added or postponed.

Check the following for updates: MUTS Website and Pinewood News.

We will finish our trailwork around noontime; afterwards a free lunch will be served.

Motor Vehicle Use Maps

The Coconino Forest Service has created an interactive map that works in conjunction with the Apple and Android App 'PDF Maps'. This map shows all of the open roads and OHV trails around Munds Park, as well as some of the hiking trails.

The Apple app

The Android app

National Forest Service installation instructions for the app and map.

Coconino Nation Forest Maps and Information

The SOUTH MAP includes Munds Park

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The purpose of the Munds Park Trail Stewards

is to assist the Coconino National Forest and

any government agency, as appropriate, to:

Establish and maintain a multi-use trails system in the National Forest surrounding the Munds Park community.

Enhance the enjoyment and safety of forest users.

Promote healthy forest ecology.