Trail Work Series presented by Runners for Public Lands, Coyote Two Moon Trail Races, and the Los Padres Forest Association

Trail Work Series Event #1 will focus on clearing brush along the trail.

Stay tuned for more information about a run before or after this trail work event! If we plan a run, the route will be provided on the Runners for Public Land Ventura Strava Club Page.

Trail work refreshments will be provided as well as some RPL and C2M swag!

Recommended items for trail work:
- Sturdy close toed shoes
- Long sleeves and pants
- Hat
- Sunglasses/Eye protection
- Work gloves (if you have them)
- Helmet (such as a bike helmet or climbing helmet (if you have one)
- Sunscreen
- Water
- Personal snacks (especially if you have food sensitivities)
- Pack Layers as it will be cold in the morning.

Location to Meet: Exact meetup location for the Horn Canyon Work day will be provided closer to the event.

*Note: This trail work project is approved and permitted under the volunteer service agreement between the USFS, the Los Padres Forest Association, and Runners for Public Lands. The USFS may require that we change the location or cancel this event for any reason, especially if weather or hazardous conditions exist. Should a change of plans be necessary we will inform all participants as soon as possible. The Runners for Public Lands Ventura Strava Club Page is the best place to see these updates.

Trail Work Series Event #2 will focus on clearing brush along the trail. Volunteers and crew leaders will meet at the Rose Valley Campground at 9 am. The hike to the trail work site will be up to 5 miles round trip.

Trail work refreshments will be provided as well as some RPL and C2M swag!

Recommended items for trail work:
- Sturdy closed toe shoes
- Long sleeves and pants
- Hat
- Sunglasses/Eye protection (sunglasses are okay)
- Work gloves (if you have them)
- Helmet (such as a bike helmet or climbing helmet (if you have one)
- Sunscreen
- Water
- Personal snacks (especially if you have food sensitivities)
- Pack Layers as it will be cold in the morning.


*Note: This trail work project is approved and permitted under the volunteer service agreement between the USFS, the Los Padres Forest Association, and Runners for Public Lands. The USFS may require that we change the location or cancel this event for any reason, especially if weather or hazardous conditions exist. Should a change of plans be necessary we will inform all participants as soon as possible.

Trail Work Series Event #3 will be a campout with an option to run to the campsite, and run from the trail work location to the cars. The focus is on clearing brush along the trail, and will likely have heavy power tools. Please note, for this event we are not allowing dogs. Families and children over 8 years old are welcome.

On Friday night, volunteers who would like to run to the camp and trail work site will have the option to drop off camping and overnight equipment in Ojai where one of our staff will shuttle your equipment to the campsite by Saturday morning.

A run will happen Saturday morning and Sunday evening after the trail work, approximately 6-7 miles each way.

For those not wishing to run, you are welcome to grab a shuttle to the campsite at 7:45am or drive to the site (34°30'00.3"N 119°07'15.2"W). Please note the Elder Camp site can only fit 10 cars and requires high clearance AWD/4WD. It is highly recommended people carpool from Rose Valley Campground.

If you want to join us just for one day, please let us know so we can account for the number of vehicles at the campsite. Email trailwork@runnersforpubliclands.org.

Trail work refreshments will be provided as well as some RPL and C2M swag!

Required items for trail work:
- Sturdy close toed shoes
- Long sleeves and pants
- Hat
- Sunglasses/Eye protection
- Work gloves (if you have them)
- Helmet (such as a bike helmet or climbing helmet (if you have one)
- Sunscreen
- Water
- Personal snacks (especially if you have food sensitivities)
- Pack Layers as it will be cold in the morning.

There are no restrooms at the campsite, please bring what you need to follow Leave No Trace protocols.

Location to Meet: To park at the campsite (34°30'00.3"N 119°07'15.2"W), volunteers will need a 4WD/AWD high clearance vehicle and be comfortable driving steep grades. For others, a shuttle can be available outside the Rose Valley Campground. Folks wishing to shuttle will need to be at the campground by 7:45 AM.

*Note: This trail work project is approved and permitted under the volunteer service agreement between the USFS, the Los Padres Forest Association, and Runners for Public Lands. The USFS may require that we change the location or cancel this event for any reason, especially if weather or hazardous conditions exist. Should a change of plans be necessary we will inform all participants as soon as possible.