July 2022
During our July work on Frog Tank Connector, we had a volunteer project mascot, dubbed Randy (the rattler). Welcome Randy!
September 2019
September's focus was on trail maintenance, both removing large boulders to smooth the trail and grooming the trail to remove medium size loose rock.
Frog Tank Loop Trail Sign
Removing big rocks on Frog Tank Loop
Removing big rocks on Frog Tank Loop
MUTS crews working on Frog Tank Loop Trail
June 2019
Frog Tank Trail Crew at Work
August 2018
On Frog Tank this month, one team added rock and drainage for an area with standing mud, removed some dying trees that had become a safety hazard and improved a bad spot on the OHV Trail.
Adding rocks to correct a muddy area on Frog Tank connector trail
Adding rocks to correct a muddy area on Frog Tank connector trail
Adding rocks to correct a muddy area on Frog Tank connector trail
Adding rocks to correct a muddy area on Frog Tank connector trail
Adding rocks to correct a muddy area on Frog Tank connector trail
Frog Tank Connector fix nearly done... No more mud.
Frog Tank Connector fix nearly done... No more mud.
Crew fixes muddy puddles on Frog Tank Connector
Crew fixes muddy puddles on Frog Tank Connector
Frog Tank Connector fix nearly done... No more mud.
Dying and leaning tree causing a safety hazard for the trail.
Forest Service removing the safety hazard
Forest Service removing the safety hazard
Building a drain on Frog Tank Connector Trail
Fixing a bad spot on the OHV trail
Fixing a bad spot on the OHV trail
June 2017
Excavating the Big Rock