Wildlands Restoration Volunteers help lead South Park trail and road improvements
The Colorado based nonprofit — Wildlands Restoration Volunteers — is currently leading weekend-long projects around Fairplay throughout the month of August.
Three of the weekends (Aug. 2-3, Aug. 9-10 and Aug. 23-24) will be spent constructing the Crooked Trout Trail, a new path connecting Fairplay and Breckenridge. On the weekend on Aug. 16-17, volunteers will work to restore a decommissioned four-wheel-drive road as well as help establish a new sustainable trail on the south side of Sheep Mountain along Twelvemile Creek.
Individual volunteers and small groups are encouraged to join any project for a day or the whole weekend. Learn more or get involved at Wrv.VolunteerHub.com.
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