If donating time is a goal this holiday season, give a gift that will benefit residents and visitors for generations: help reroute and maintain trails.
The Pine Strawberry Fuels Reduction, Inc. has all the tools and training available to get a new trail volunteer up and running.
“We have gotten one volunteer (this last month) and he’s gung-ho to help,” said Joan Backman, PSFR trail director.
PSFR was founded more than a decade ago to marry trails with fuel mitigation projects. The group has spawned a bike race and built a from-scratch trail, the Bearfoot Trail.
The organization has now moved on to completing the Pine Strawberry Trail 15 reroute above Mohawk Trail.
To help, meet at 9 a.m. Dec. 6, Dec. 13 and Dec. 20 at the corner of Mohawk Street and Tonto Drive in Pine to help.
“As always, trail maintenance with PSFR includes exercise, tools, camaraderie and a sense of accomplishment provided free!” said Backman.
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