I talked about doing something like this after I got back - well this won't be as intense and as well planned as I wanted to make one - but it is a start
So here is the call. I have two blow downs to cut and about 50 feet of trail that needs to be cribbed and re-built. Add to that about 0.2 miles of campsites that are probably going to need a cleaning and some general sling blade/machette work for about 3.1 miles of trail and that about sums up what we are planning to do.
I will have a car load of tools to distribute:
1 shovel
1 Pulaski
1 Mattox
1 Two handed cross cut
a few machettes
a sling blade
one pair of lopers
a folding shovel
Folding saw
bucket
pry bar, wedges, hammer, and other assorted hand tools for log cuttin'
Add to all that a supply of trash compactor bags to haul trash and that about does it. I figure I could outfit about 6 adults for some trail work - bring your own gloves though.
The plan is to meet at the trail head around 0800 and determine who can do what and distribute tools and make a plan based on that. The goal is to finish all work by about lunch time if possible. If not I don't want to keep everyone around, I can finish by myself and with a few possible hangers on.
The other part of the plan is to have a camp out on Slickrock Creek for those that want to stay the night over on one of the large camp grounds. The reward for a hard day is a splash in Slickrock creek - folks can make the 1.0 mile round trip to the lower falls and do some rock diving if they are inclined. I haven't set up any sort of food for the campers on the creek so for now that will be a BYOFB (bring your own food bag).
So far it will be me and mine. I belive FDs are going to show up and also have some tools if things work out for her.
Anyone else want to come out and sweat?