Adopt-A-Trail
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Welcome to our adopt-a-trail reports section for Holcomb Creek Trail in the San Bernardino National Forest, just outside of Fawnskin, California. On average, many in our group of now 60+ head out once a month during the spring, summer and fall to patrol, clean up and check for maintenance needs. What do we need from you? It's easy and fun for the whole family. Join us on cleanup runs - there's a job for anyone of any age. Find out more and sign up here on the forums.
Russ = 16 hours Kurt (rat patrol) – trail leader 15 Erik (Nailer341) 18 Mat (materdaddy) with a guest, Scott 15×2 Max (Max7) 14.5 Scott (dr. dirty) with his daughter, Chloe 15×2 Scott with Kevin’s (1BadFNZ) trailer 15 Total= 138.5 hours MJR AAT group had another great turn out to work on 3N93 (Holcomb Creek) […]
At the time of this report, Holcomb Creek Trail is closed to the public due to damage from the fires of 2007. Nick, Barb, Doug, Tracy, Russ, Rick and Sarah met up at the Ranger Station Saturday morning with a goal of removing an old Bronco located approximately 1.5 miles down Holcomb Creek Trail. If […]
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On April 26, 2014, four AAT crew members -Kurt, Roger, Steve, and Ryan met to do AAT work on Holcomb Creek.
Russ, Scott, and Myself headed to Holcomb for a reconnaissance/work day on Holcomb.
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The East creek crossing is nice and clean and dam-free. The water level is way down but there are still fish in the creek.
I went up to Holcomb on Friday, 5/6 to do some clean up work on the trail. I sent the day cleaning up felled trees and removing some from the trail. I spend a total of 8 hours on Friday. Saturday, Chuck and Nick met with me at Fawnskin and we headed up to do […]
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By Russ | Art (AW12345) and I started the 3N93 workday by digging a ditch and building a water bar to divert the water that was flowing along the east end of the trail.
Russ, Tom, Randall and Ryan worked to divert and clear blocked stream crossings and cut back brush along 3N93. Major clearing of the stream crossing at the rock garden was performed to repair stream hydrology and divert the flow from entering directly into the rock garden. Thanks for all the hard work.
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By Ryan | Six MJR AAT crew members installed two gabion baskets along the off camber shelf section of 3N93.
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By Russ | On Sunday, May 2, 2010 Nick (USMC 0369), Tom (Black & Tan TJ) and myself (Russ Chung) started at the west end of 3N93.
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Our AAT work day on Holcomb Creek began with our usally safety meeting at the Fawnskin Fire Station.
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By Kurt | We spent the day moving a rock on Holcomb. That would be called Nick’s rock from now on because he’s the one who chose the thing.
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By Ryan | On Saturday, October 3rd, six AAT members, Chuck, Alycia, Nick, Jason, Cathy, and Ryan worked eight long hours repairing the stream crossing on the east end of 3N93.
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After hosting the safety meeting, Doug announced the plan for the day: to continue draining and fill in the remaining creek overflow at the 3N93 crossing.