2012 Squaw Butte Trail Warriors
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1 2012 Squaw Butte Trail Warriors Between June 1 st and September 30 th 2012 Squaw Butte supported nine trail maintenance projects. These projects covered a large section of south western Idaho, taking place in the Boise & Payette National Forests and the Frank Church Wilderness. They were in partnership with the Emmett and Weiser Ranger Districts and the Selway-Bitterroot Frank Church Foundation. The work covered a large spectrum of activities, from packing, to rock rolling, but mostly entailed the removal of a very large amount of blow down and pruning. We also did some major tread improvement removing a rotted log bed section through a bog and replaced it with a gravel trail bed.
2 Squaw Butte Members who participated in work projects this summer. Janine Laurie Shannon LouAnn Lorraine Ellen Charles Chick Rob Robbin Jake Phil Bill Linda Devon Mildred
3 June 7, 2012 National Trails Day, Payette National Forest Boundary Trail tread project Laurie, Shannon, Janine & Rob 2012 National Trails day was a project coordinated with the Payette National Forest. The project was on Cuddy Mountain, west of Cambridge, ID. Boundary Creek Trail is a scenic trail that provides a gate way to a number of trails on Cuddy Mountain. A boggy area had a corduroy section that was in bad shape. The goal was to provide drainage and a rock and gravel trail bed.
4 June 23, 2012 Boise National Forest Summit Creek Trail project Phil, Robbin, Chick, Lorraine & Rob Summit Creek Trail was part of an effort to open the Bull Creek trail system in the Boise National forest. The Bull Creek Trail system has been closed for a number of years due to erosion damage.
5 July 1, 2012 Sand Creek Trail Boise National Forest Phil Sand Creek trail runs between a good horse trailer camping area and snowshoe Cabin trail head, where the upper end of Pistol Creek Canyon trail starts. Phil made sure the trail was open as we would be using it a number of time supporting the Selway-Bitterroot Foundation Trail crew the week after.
6 July 7, 2012 Frank Church Wilderness Pistol Creek Canyon Trail crew packing support. Phil, Robbin, Rob and Bill
7 We spent five days packing and cooking for the Selway-Bitterroot Foundation & Idaho Hikers Association Crew. We transported more than 800 pounds of equipment and food and provide meal for 16 people during the project.
8 July 14, 2012 Payette National Forest Boundary and East Pine Creek Trails Laurie, Shannon, Devon, Linda, Mildred, Rob & Bill East Pine Creek Trail head up the eastern slope of Cuddy Mountain following East Pine creek through a rocky canyon and as you gain altitude you ride through a series of meadows. The project was to prune, remove blow down and to place a trail sign at the intersection of two trails.
9 August 4, 2012 Frank Church Wilderness Marble Creek Packing Support Project Phil, Janine and Jake The work projects were on Pistol Creek and Marble Creek on the west side of the Middle Fork of the Salmon River. Both projects had volunteers from the Idaho Trail Association and Idaho Parks and Recreation along with the pack support and camp cooks from BCHI members from both the Squaw Butte and Treasure Valley chapters. Eric Melson of the SBFC (Selway Bitterroot Frank Church Foundation) was the project organizer for both projects.
10 August 4, 2012 Boise National Forest Wilson Corral & Gabe s Peak Trails Chick, Lorraine, Ellen, Charles, LouAnn, Laurie & Rob Big winds happen in Idaho, and in 2010 & 2011 we had a couple. Evidence of their effect was all over West Mountain. In the 12 years I have been riding there, I have never seen so many large trees down. Over the weekend of August 4&5 seven members of Squaw Butte open two trails that had been closed by this downfall, and had a great time doing it. Riding out of the Rammage Meadows camping area they spend Saturday on Wilson Corral trail and Sunday riding a loop of Wilson Corral Up and Gabe s Peak trail down.
11 August 81, 2012 Boise National Forest Squaw Creek Trail LouAnn, Laurie and Rob The signature trail on West Mountain, Squaw Creek Trail head up a canyon to the head waters of the creek in Wilson meadows. The trail is very scenic and also quite technical with cliff bands and some very rocky areas. Last year's microburst storms took a toll on a number of very big trees which all seemed to fall on the trail.
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13 September 22, 2012 Payette National Forest West Brownlee Creek Janine, Laurie and Rob Our project at West Brownlee Creek was unique. It was a new area for Squaw Butte, south of Cuddy Mountain. We were working with a new seasonal, Ryan from the Weiser Ranger district, and the trail was down in a canyon from the trail head. Most of our rides you climb up most of the day while working, with a ride down the mountain at the end. Here you ride down a steep side canyon to the creek and the trail is more or less flat along the river. The trail is also unique. It is along an old wagon road and is wide and open. Mostly we removed Hawthorn trees that were blocking the way.
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15 As this summary of the summer project shows, members worked hard this summer, made a difference, and had a great time doing it. If you didn t have a change to participate in a trail project this summer we hope you will join us next season. It will be some of the best weekends you have ever spent in the back country with your horses.
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