School is back in session and the hot weather is expected to start which
means there will be many children spending time at the Environmental
Education Center at Rincon. Because there is a parking area on the Rincon
Shortcut, the Forest Service would like to see children and parents walk
along the access route that the San Gabriel Mountains Trailbuilders put
in rather than have them walk along Highway 39.
So today the Trailbuilders returned to Rincon to remove growth from the
access route, rake back the poison oak, and perform general clearing and
cleaning so that the trail can be used a bit more easier.
Part of the access route after most of the growth is removed
Brush and poison oak gets removed from the access route
Stairs along the hillside makes going up and down much easier than otherwise
The education center
The rock-lined erosion control channel is working great!
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