We’ll be flagging the next and last two miles of the Halo trail in the coming weeks. Feel free to join us to plan and lay it out. Construction is expected to resume in October. Wednesday evenings August 12, 19 & 26 Meeting at the Hoge Road Trail Head at 5:45 pm (radio tower area at the top of Keystone Canyon) [...]
No more hard or big rock work like this! We’ll be doing some lighter finish work the next three trail days. Check our dates at upper right and for more details see our “Build page“
Wielding only Picks and McLeods the NCC crew built 2+ miles of NEW singletrack in April ’09.
The Nevada Conservation Corps is returning the beginning of April to work on the next 3 miles of the Halo Trail. We will be scheduling a couple weekend work days to help finish and buff out the trail. Other events to look out for are: N-trail Improvements Signage and marking of the Keystone Canyon Recreation [...]
Volunteers will help put the finishing touches on the newly constructed trail connecting the East and West Keystone Canyon Trailheads during Peavine-Keystone Volunteer Trail Day from 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, December 6. Contact: Stephanie D’Arcy: (775) 823-6514.
We finished the last turn and linked the final missing section last Saturday. Thanks to Sydney Carter, Jim Crompton, Brett Barry, Dick Benoit, Eric Martin, Jeff Dean, and Kristi for all the hard work. We’ll be working at the East Keystone Canyon TH on Saturday December 6th. More details to follow.
chocolate chip that is. Thanks to Brian Block for dropping by and supplying us a bag of tasty home baked chocolate chip cookies. We had another good day of finish work and completed the rock crossing. The first leg up and out of Bud Canyon is taking shape and looking good.
Saturday November 8 – We had seventeen people help on the first burly turn and do finish work on the initial climbing legs of the Halo Trail. Work on the first big & burly turn…before and after
Add some big rocks, some little rocks, then some dirt, and we have finished our last turn and heading up Bud Canyon.
. . . a new trail begins!