Advisory: Trail Location Changes for Upcoming Dig Days

Important Dig Days Advisory:
There has been a trail location change for the March 22nd Dig Day. The new trail location is Oyster Point Trail.

The check-in and staging/parking areas are unchanged: the last, large pull-out on Finley Road.

Please visit our Dig Days webpage to learn more:
https://www.mountdiablotrailsalliance.org/dig-days

Protected species and plants have been observed at the originally-planned trail location, requiring evaluation of enhanced environmentally-sensitive preparations before any trail work can be conducted in the future.

That special environmental enhancement also impacted the April 12th Dig Day. As a result, the April 12th Dig Day now will focus on Buckeye Trail and the final 0.6 miles of tread not serviced by prior Dig Day projects.

New Learning Center Webpage
For volunteers looking to improve their preparedness ahead of future Dig Day participation, check out our new Learning Center webpage.

https://www.mountdiablotrailsalliance.org/learning-center

Instructional videos cover five important categories: 1) Environmental Awareness Training, 2) Safety and Prep, 3) Tool Time, 4) Full Bench Construction and 5) Water Knick Construction.

Alongside the important Safety and Maintenance Handbooks (available for FREE download on our Resources Library webpage) and the support of Crew Captains at Dig Days, these videos are developed to facilitate volunteers’ preparedness.

Thank you for your cooperation and support in building a sustainable Shared Stewardship model with California State Parks, focusing on safety, preservation and access.

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