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Hello all,
With daylight savings time and spring just around the corner, we're looking to resume the trail work on Peavine real soon.
The Nevada Conservation Corps is returning the beginning of April to work on the next 3 miles of the Halo Trail. We will be scheduling a weekend work day around that time to connect the first mile of the Halo Trail to the existing roads and to make for an interim 2.5 mile loop from the Kings Row Access.
Also this spring we plan to assist the USFS and Washoe County Parks to sign and designate the Keystone Canyon Recreation Area, a Non-Motorized zone around Keystone Canyon and RSF Park. Our annual clean up outing will be on May 10, and we really encourage anyone who wants to further their trail building and design skills to attend the Regional Trails Training at Galena Park on May 16-18. We'll post more days and events as finalized, but here's how the calender is shaping up.
The Nevada Conservation Corps is returning the beginning of April to work on the next 3 miles of the Halo Trail. We will be scheduling a weekend work day around that time to connect the first mile of the Halo Trail to the existing roads and to make for an interim 2.5 mile loop from the Kings Row Access.
Also this spring we plan to assist the USFS and Washoe County Parks to sign and designate the Keystone Canyon Recreation Area, a Non-Motorized zone around Keystone Canyon and RSF Park. Our annual clean up outing will be on May 10, and we really encourage anyone who wants to further their trail building and design skills to attend the Regional Trails Training at Galena Park on May 16-18. We'll post more days and events as finalized, but here's how the calender is shaping up.
Upcoming Peavine and trail events:
March 8 daylight savings
March N-Trail trail work
April NCC resumes on Halo
April Halo Trail Work Day to complete first loop
April Halo Trail Work Day to complete first loop
May 10 KTMB - Peavine Clean Up
May 16-18 Regional Trails Training - Tahoe Rim Trail Association
Apr/May Keystone Rec Area Boundary work with USFS & Washoe County
May Halo Weekend Work as necessary to complete next section
June 6 National Trails Day
June 6 National Trails Day
We also will be soliciting for donations in the near future to help with our operating expenses and to acquire some funds for tools, trail day food, beverages, and other trail amenities. We really have appreciated every ones volunteer help last year, we hope you may help with a small donation this year to help our cause for more and better Peavine trails.
Check the web/blog out for the latest schedule and updates. We look forward to seeing you out on the trail again this spring.
Check the web/blog out for the latest schedule and updates. We look forward to seeing you out on the trail again this spring.
-Dale Beesmer
The Poedunks mission is to maintain and enhance Peavines non-motorized trail network by volunteering to do trail maintenance, trail building and mountain clean ups by working with the U.S. Forest Service, Washoe County Parks, the City of Reno, and other Peavine user groups.
2009 Poedunk Officers & Directors:
Dale Beesmer - President
Randy Meyer - Vice President
Kristi Stewart - Director
Steve Cleek - Director
Jed Colvin - Treasurer
Michael Henderson - Director
Quinn McLaughlin - Director, Secretary
Lee Turner - Director
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