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This is followup from the boardwalk construction a couple of years ago.
Just above the 600' boardwalk climbing towards Issaquah are a couple of pockets of clay and the county has prestaged about 15 toter loads (about 1/2 a small dump truck) of rock to remove the clay tread in a climbing corner and "we" will replace it with rock and then we will bind this together with crushed rock and cap with sandy mineral soil from a blind corner just above the project area so hopefully it does not look imported like the boardwalk exit.
We need at least ten people to even begin this makeover on Sunday April 13th. If we get just a few more we can take on roughing in a short reroute through the big rotten cedar.
For more info and to sign up :
http://evergreenmtb.org/recreation/calendar.php?event_id=11820
Thanks for your interest and know we will finish what we start either this day or ASAP the week following.
There are a couple of minor areas just above this but we will save those for fall.
Just above the 600' boardwalk climbing towards Issaquah are a couple of pockets of clay and the county has prestaged about 15 toter loads (about 1/2 a small dump truck) of rock to remove the clay tread in a climbing corner and "we" will replace it with rock and then we will bind this together with crushed rock and cap with sandy mineral soil from a blind corner just above the project area so hopefully it does not look imported like the boardwalk exit.
We need at least ten people to even begin this makeover on Sunday April 13th. If we get just a few more we can take on roughing in a short reroute through the big rotten cedar.
For more info and to sign up :
http://evergreenmtb.org/recreation/calendar.php?event_id=11820
Thanks for your interest and know we will finish what we start either this day or ASAP the week following.
There are a couple of minor areas just above this but we will save those for fall.