Our 2015 project is to relocate a worn and eroded section of the Appalachian Trail on Bear Mt. We started field work on March 27th. This project takes the trail up and through a rock crevice and outcropping and across a meadow . When we are finished, this section will be a more enjoyable hiking experience and as important, more substainable. This is one of our most challenging projects so far incorporating a lot of cribwalls and steps. Eventhough we are a small all volunteer crew, we accomplish quite a bit during each outing.
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