KENNESAW MOUNTAIN TRAIL CLUB WORKDAY DRAFT

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KENNESAW MOUNTAIN TRAIL CLUB WORKDAY 12-9-17 DRAFT Trail ambassadors or others –see next page. 1 1 –work sites SCHEDULE: 7:15 Start load tools; Send registration stuff out 8:00 send tools to grassy area near trail head. 8:00 Mobilize equipment to work areas. 8:15 Brief crew leaders 8:30 Greet & organize volunteers 8:40 Crew leaders hand out tools to each crew. Close Mtn. trail (need cones); Turn to. 12:15 Pack up and head out; Reopen trail 1:00 clean and stow tools 1:30 Head for President’s debriefing meeting 1 TOOLS 11 13 12 10 9 8 7 6 5 1 4 3 2 1C 3 2 Work for 12-9-17 will again be on the lower portion of the Mountain Trail below the fire road. Big, big job. Due to safety considerations, Mountain Trail hikers will be rerouted to the smoother Picket Line Trail so that we can close the Mountain Trail in the work areas. Parking will be at the Old 41 Lot-volunteers can assemble at the amphitheater. Don’t start what you can’t finish. If done early, help another crew trash the eroded areas. Make it fun, and above all –BE SAFE! In case of emergency, call 911, then the Park, and send volunteers to meet help.

KENNESAW MOUNTAIN TRAIL CLUB WORKDAY 12-9-17 draft Trail Ambassadors (or others) to politely 1) guide “up” hikers off Mountain Trail to Picket Line trail; 2) Guide “up” hikers back onto fire road/Mountain Trail to the top, and ‘”down” hikers back to Picket Line Trail to V. Center; 3) guide “down” hikers down to Picket Line Trail (2) & keep them off of Mountain Trail going down. Safety first. Trail Ambassadors: Registration at Old 41. Snacks. Hiker reroute- see above. Material: Use all in-situ material. Equipment: 1 2-seat Gator. 2 ditch witches. Pick up truck to haul tools to grassy area near trail head. Have volunteers return them to maintenance area. Get keys from Park, check fuel, fill fuel log if added, clean equipment, return keys. Other: Registration desk, chairs, and registration signs to Old 41 parking area. About 7 cones to close trail. Trail club work signs. Danny will have a crew at the Visitor’s Center doing planting, etc. – see work site 1.

KENNESAW MOUNTAIN TRAIL CLUB Work Sites 1 (Visitor Center) and 1A (Kolb’s Farm) and 1C –clean our fire road ditch 1 PER DANNY I plan on taking a 4-6 person group and working around the VC on 12/9. There are several new bushes that the park has purchased to put in right at the VC and we are going to add plants between the road and the picnic area. Now that the annual and perennial plants are done for the summer I also plan on sprucing up the area around the VC by cutting back the dead material on the summer plants. There are also several oak logs that need to be removed if a gator can be spared for part of the day. The picnic grills need to be cleaned out and 3 of them need to be replaced. Chip is supposed to get back with me on whether the posts need to be replaced as well or just the grills. There are replacement grills at the maint. area. We could use the gator to move the old and new grills around.  If there is time I there is privet growing near the middle bridge going from the picnic area to the parking lot and bush honeysuckle further down the creek closer to the road. 1B Cam will be working with a group from Kenn Mtn HS again near the Kolb farm house.  1C If we have too many volunteers or a young group, the ditch on the fire road is ready for its annual cleanout –remove silt, remove leaves, try to channel spring near the turn into the ditch

KENNESAW MOUNTAIN TRAIL CLUB Work Site 2 KENNESAW MOUNTAIN TRAIL CLUB 3 1 2 This whole section looks incredibly good after last month’s work. However, we watched many hikers go through here, and almost all avoided the step on the left in the photo. In one group some people even walked around to the left which will just start the erosion again. The step looks too high as you hike up the mountain. 1 )We need to dig a flat rock into the ground below the step here to raise the grade, and also 2) one below the new step just below to make it look easy rather than high, and backfill with dirt to make it look smooth. Also, 3) we need to put some logs or something on the left of the photo on the rocks so that hikers won’t try to walk around. (sorry I don’t have a better picture.) Enlarge dip above step with a wider trench. Suggested crew and tools - 2-3 people -1 pulaski, 1 bucket. Need two flat rocks.

KENNESAW MOUNTAIN TRAIL CLUB Work Site 3 Widen dip/nick and deberm where Bruce is standing. Minimum crew: 6-8. Suggested tools – 1 pick-mattox, 2 pulaski’s, mcleods, 2 spade shovels, 2 buckets, 1 garden rake.

KENNESAW MOUNTAIN TRAIL CLUB Work Site 4 KENNESAW MOUNTAIN TRAIL CLUB Widen dip above Bruce’s feet to get water off the trail. Deberm above removing logs above to let water of trail, but leave one of the big logs there to stop hikers from causing more trail creep. Minimum crew 6-8, Tools -2 picks or pick mattocks, 3 pulaskis, 3 mcleods, 2 shovels, 2 buckets, 1 garden or fire rake.

KENNESAW MOUNTAIN TRAIL CLUB Work Site 5 Fill Build a short crib in line with tree above and below tree using rocks across trail and that have rolled off the trail. Use material in creep section across trail to fill behind crib. Close and seriously trash creep section. Remove roots above grade and rocks to eliminate trip hazard and add fill to make trail more attractive to hikers. Take care to make water flow sideways off trail as much as possible. Crew 8-10. Suggested tools -2 picks or pick mattox, 3 pulaskis, 3 mcleods, 3 shovels, 3 buckets, 2 garden or fire rakes, 1 wheelbarrow.

KENNESAW MOUNTAIN TRAIL CLUB Work Site 6 Fill NOTE: Want to look at this again before we do anything Place big log (or logs) where creep is occurring and wedge in place or use fence posts. There is lots of fill uphill from this area to backfill behind log and slope uphill to bench covering the rocks and compact as well as you can using the tamper. Remove trip roots. Minimum crew 8-10. Suggested tools -2 pulaskis, 3 mcleods, 4 shovels, 2 buckets, 1 tamper, 1 wheelbarrow. May also borrow the wheelbarrow from crew just uphill.

KENNESAW MOUNTAIN TRAIL CLUB Work Site 7 This area looks so much better after last workday, I wish I had a better picture. NOTE: Want to look at this again before we do anything . Remove rock, add small step and/or rock dam and backfill to allow hikers to walk single file through he two trees. Use a well graded soil removed above and add organic soil to make tread to resist erosion. Minimum crew 3-4. Suggested tools -2 pulaskis, 1 mcleods, 1 shovels, 1 buckets. Future fence here to keep hikers on trail.

KENNESAW MOUNTAIN TRAIL CLUB Work Site 8 We watched about 35 to 40 people hike through here on Thanksgiving Friday – at least 10 or 12 walked to the left of the big rock! (Look at how smooth the real trail is.) Anchor big rock (with wedged rocks?) so that only a major earthquake could ever move it again. I would pile ugly rocks behind it so that people won’t walk there anymore. Lots more trashing behind rock. The trail is very smooth but slopes straight down the trail. There’s a lot of dirt where the old creep area was. We could use it to make the trail outslope and build need a nick or dip above and below to get water off the trail. Side hill a little to make trail look wider and more appealing. Minimum crew 10-12. Suggested Tools -3 pulaskis, 4 mcleods, 4 shovels, 2 buckets, 1 tamper, 1 wheelbarrow, 2 buckets, 1 rock strap or net.

KENNESAW MOUNTAIN TRAIL CLUB Work Site 9 BIG JOB! Future fence here to keep hikers on the trail. Remove new creep trail on left eroding down hill. Build short crib wall above and below tree using rocks in trail and rocks that have rolled off trail down the hill. Use dirt in creep area as fill where needed. Cut roots and move rocks to eliminate trip hazard and make trail more attractive. Side hill a little to widen trail. Fill in area between trees to give hikers a place to walk that won’t erode. Seriously trash the area to the left (downhill) of the new crib with nearby logs, branches, leaves. Minimum crew 10-12. Suggested Tools -1 pick, 4 pulaskis, 4 mcleods, 4 shovels, 2 buckets, 1 wheelbarrow.

KENNESAW MOUNTAIN TRAIL CLUB Work Site 10, 11 Trash left of stump. Cut roots and move any rocks that are trip hazards to make trail more attractive. NOTE: Want to look at this again before we do anything Trash left of stump. Cut roots sticking out to the right of stump and move loose rocks. Deberm by moving old log just above stump. Minimum crew 3-4. Suggested tools -2 pulaskis, 1 mcleods, Minimum crew 2-3. Suggested Tools -1 sharp pulaski.

KENNESAW MOUNTAIN TRAIL CLUB Work Site 12 NOTE: Want to look at this again before we do anything – what do we do with these rocks – move them? Clean up trip roots and rocks by the tree to make that side of trail more attractive. Minimum crew 4-5. Suggested Tools -1 pick, 2 pulaskis, 2 mcleods, 2 shovels, 2 buckets.

KENNESAW MOUNTAIN TRAIL CLUB Work Site 13 We watched one hiker through this part of the trail –she walked downhill around to the left of the tree. NOTE: Want to look at this again before we do anything Trash left of tree to block off creep section. Move rocks to make trail look attractive to hikers. Minimum crew. Suggested Tools -