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TimestampEmail AddressReport ByPhoneOrganizationOther OrganizationStart DateEnd DateTrailOther TrailRangeMilesSummaryFollow-up NeededMiles Logged OutLog CountMiles BrushedTread Maintained (feet)Drains Maintained (count)Turnpikes Maintained (count)Turnpikes Maintained (feet)Puncheons Maintained (count)Puncheons Maintained (feet)Structure Maintenance (Description)Advanced trail stewardship?New Realigned Trail (feet)New or Rerouted Trail (feet)New Drains (count)New Structures (description)Tread Restored (feet)Drains Restored (count)Corridor RestoredMisc. AccomplishmentsTotal Number of CrewAdult Volunteers (ct)Youth Volunteers Under-18 (ct) Total Person HoursVolunteer HoursDonate Volunteer HoursAdditional Comments, Questions, SuggestionsManager
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ANNUAL MAINTENANCE
NEW CONSTRUCTION
DEFERRED MAINTENANCE, RESTORATION & PROTECTION
PERSON POWER
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3/24/2024 20:57:46
hweiler@wta.org
Holly Weiler
509-808-0887
Washington Trails Association (WTA)
2/24/20242/25/2024Kettle Crest North 13N n (Columbia to Sherman TH)Sherman Pass to intersection with Columbia Mountain, then Columbia Mountain to intersection with the loop trail.2.5Remove downfall and encroaching vegetation; heavy brushing of overhead limbs within trail corridor.Ran out of time to complete work on the Columbia Mountain trail. Left one downfall tree on Kettle Crest 13 that was hung up high overhead.2102.5000000
Repaired trail sign for the Columbia Mountain Loop Trail. May need replacement hardware in the near future.
No, maintenance only​12120255These volunteer hours are already spoken for— matched to a grant or agreement.CNF - Republic
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5/15/2024
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Kristin Ackerman
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
5/7/20245/7/2024Swan Lake 014Swan Lake Loop: 1.6 mi, from Group Camp to Trailhead at FR 53
Huckleberry Tr: 0.6 mi, complete
Ferry Loop TR 5300-080: 0.25 mi north from junction with Swan Loop TR 5300-071.		2.45Initiated annual maintenance (log out) of Swan Lake system.
Metrics include:
Huckleberry Trail (complete, 5ct logs)
Ferry Loop TR 5300-080 (incomplete, 4ct logs)

Spot brush work (10') in vicinity of log cuts.		Incomplete Log Out (adjacent system trails):
Swan Butte Trail— did not maintain
Ferry Lake TR 5300-080— initiated log out
Swan Lake TR 014— did not maintain through lakeshore campground, between TH and group campsite

Swan Lake TR 014 is in serious need of corridor restoration (brush out).		2.45180.02No, maintenance only​500420​CNF - Republic
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5/15/2024
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Kristin Ackerman
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
5/7/20245/8/2024Swan Loop TR 5300-071 (PNT)Full length0.7Completed annual maintenance (log out)

Spot brush work (10') in vicinity of log cuts.		- Swan Loop TR 5300-071 is in dire need of corridor restoration (brush out) particularly in its northeast half.
- PNT waymarkers are missing; it could use waymarkers at the trailhead located just beyond the Group Campsite gateway, and at the junction with Ferry Loop TR 5300-080.
- Waymark arrow on the sign located at junction of TRs 080x071 is incorrect; points north (straight) for both trails, but Swan Loop TR 071 needs to be indicated as a left turn.
- Need to formally resolve PNT connectivity (approx. 300') between TR 5300-071, and TR 5314-640
0.780.01No, maintenance only​500133.750​CNF - Republic
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5/15/2024
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Kristin Ackerman
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
5/8/20245/10/2024Swan Butte Cutoff TR 5314-640 (PNT)Full length, from approx. terminus above Swan Loop TR 071, to Swan Butte FR 53141.64Completed annual maintenance (log out)
(Log count is approximate for 5/9 only; pending additional data from staff for 5/10.)		- Need to formally resolve PNT connectivity (approx. 300') between TR 5300-071, and TR 5314-640
- Swan Butte Cutoff TR 5314-640 is in increasing need of corridor restoration (brush out).
- There are a couple of cupped/low wet spots at approx. 0.75–1 mi out from Swan Lake where modest turnpike crossing structures could eliminate mudding/erosion.		1.64940.09No, maintenance only​50045.50​CNF - Republic
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5/14/2024 6:44:33
tpamend@gmail.com
Tom Amend
Northeast Washington Trailblazers (NEWTs)
5/12/2024Jungle Hill 0163.5 mi, bottom upSCOUT REPORT20-30 trees across trail 12" to 24". bring a big sawNo, maintenance only​224​
Trail was snow free. Road into campground was good.
CNF - Three Rivers
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5/28/2024
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Kristin Ackerman
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
5/17/20245/17/2024Clackamas Mountain - Cougar Ck 312b2.3 miles up from Cougar Ck trailhead2.3Initiated annual maintenance (log out)
Spot restoration of tread and corridor (brush) in vicinity of cut logs.		- Log out incomplete in the final 1.1 miles to Clackamas Mountain (and beyond to 312a)
- Use future log out to add sinuosity to former road portion of trail; motorized intrusion (dirt bike?) is occuring from the end of the old road bed, causing a rut in the tread
- Moderate need for brush work to restore corridor in places; moderate need for tread work to restore bench and draininage in places.		2.3101002Yes, continue report....22​60028.50​
Evidence of recent dirtbike or ebike use coming up from or descending down to private property below trail.
CNF - Tonasket
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5/28/2024
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Kristin Ackerman
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
5/17/20245/18/2024Pipsissewa 383Full length, from trailhead bypass beyond ravine, to upper trailhead1.7Completed annual maintenance (log out)
Spot restoration of tread and corridor (brush) in vicinity of cut logs.		- Need to resolve trailhead relocation/reroute to circumvent deeply cut ravine that obliterated a section of the original trail
- Very urgent need to restore corridor to spec— excessively thick brush crowding out narrow tread in some places
- Increasingly urgent need to restore tread to spec— excessively narrow, cupped, eroded or muddy tread in places
- Near the top of the trail, at a stream crossing, landslides undercut the trail bench... leaving behind a rocky scramble across the falls; crossing needs serious rock work (bring a rock bar) to improve for users 		2620Yes, continue report....20​60072.50​CNF - Tonasket
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5/28/2024
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Kristin Ackerman
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
5/19/20245/19/2024Fourth of July Ridge 307east0.3 miles up from Southside TR 308 junction0.3Attempted log out southbound from Southside TR 508, but was stopped by an extensive snow field obscuring trail at approx. 6200' elevation.
Worked back towards Southside TR 508, restoring sections of tread to TMO spec— removing slough and berm to restore width and drainiange, removing rocks, armoring tread at stream crossings, and restoring a section of deeply eroded tread (adding fill, reshaping tread to slow and redirect runoff).		- Log out incomplete
- Increasingly urgent need to restore tread to TMO spec		0.30Yes, continue report....215​60013.50​CNF - Tonasket
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5/28/2024
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Kristin Ackerman
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
5/19/20245/22/2024Southside 308Full length3.6Completed annual maintenance (log out) to Bonaparte Mtn TR 306.
Restored 2500 feet of tread to TMO spec (restoring width, outslope, drainage), working down from the primary switch/climbing turn at approx. mi-1.5
Implemented an interim solution for wet spot at roughly mi-1.3: Dug a gutter to redirect seep water alongside then across/off the ttrail; armored mudded tread with stones alongside seep.		- Moderate to substantial need to restore tread to spec from top to bottom; need for corridor restoration (limbing, brush) within first mile.
- Increasingly urgent need to repair/restore tread damaged by rockslides and runoff from Duff Spring, at approx. mi-0.6
- Great need for turnpike(s), tread work and runoff management where USFS realigned trail to approach a new puncheon trail bridge. At this time— while the last of the snow was melting— the ground was too wet to address these soggy problems areas.
- Puncheon bridge (near top junction, approx. mi-2.5) is incomplete: Turnpike ramps need to be anchored and filled.
- Watch Out: Not sure how long the interim puncheon bridge will hold up... The replacement bridge has a short span resting on large rock mudsills. The streambed is deeply incised at the crossing site; a major snowfall & meltdown event could wash the sill rocks and bridge downstream.		3.613275Yes, continue report....2515​600234.750​CNF - Tonasket
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5/29/2024 6:30:13
tpamend@gmail.com
Tom Amend
Tom Amend
Northeast Washington Trailblazers (NEWTs)
5/22/2024Midnight Ridge 041Within first mile heading uphill1Tread restoration where tree fell, two 6"-8" trees logged out3215No, maintenance only​2266I don't know.CNF - Republic
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7/2/2024 11:56:39
hweiler@wta.org
Holly Weiler
Holly Weiler
Washington Trails Association (WTA)
5/24/20245/27/2024Clackamas Mountain - Cougar Ck 312bApprox. 1 mile northbound from 312a, to approx. mi-2.5 (measured from Cougar Ck TH)
(Turnaround for Clackamas: 48.73320, -118.89823)		0.9(Almost) Completed annual log out; drainage clearing, retread and light brush work in vicinity of cut logs.
See Sweat Ck 312a report for consolidated metrics.		Approx. 0.2 miles between WTA and PNTA's stopping points were not cleared or seen by a trail crew.0.9
No, maintenance only
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Evidence of recent dirtbike use on all trails, including cutting switchbacks and causing erosion damage. We additionally did some decommissioning work to help rehabilitate areas where dirtbikes cut corners and were creating channels for water to follow on the fall-line.
CNF - Tonasket
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7/2/2024 11:56:39
hweiler@wta.org
Holly Weiler
Holly Weiler
Washington Trails Association (WTA)
5/24/20245/27/2024Clackamas Mountain - Sweat Ck 312aFull length5.4Completed annual log-out, drainage clearing, and retread. Some light brushing work, mostly around downfall to be removed.I believe PNTA crews will be completing Cougar Creek, but so far as I know there are not other crews planning to complete Maple Mountain. This would be a good backup plan for later in the season if fires interrupt work elsewhere on the forest.5.43501102600000
No, maintenance only
​770286These volunteer hours are already spoken for— matched to a grant or agreement.
Evidence of recent dirtbike use on all trails, including cutting switchbacks and causing erosion damage. We additionally did some decommissioning work to help rehabilitate areas where dirtbikes cut corners and were creating channels for water to follow on the fall-line.
CNF - Tonasket
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7/2/2024 11:56:39
hweiler@wta.org
Holly Weiler
Holly Weiler
Washington Trails Association (WTA)
5/24/20245/27/2024Clackamas Mountain - Maple Mtn 312cApprox 1.2 mi eastbound from Sweat ck 312a, to approx mi-1.6 from TH.
(Turnaround for Maple Mountain: 48.71660, -118.85249		1.2Initiated annual log out; drainage clearing, retread and light brush work in vicinity of cut logs.
See Sweat Ck 312a report for consolidated metrics.		1.2​​
Evidence of recent dirtbike use on all trails, including cutting switchbacks and causing erosion damage. We additionally did some decommissioning work to help rehabilitate areas where dirtbikes cut corners and were creating channels for water to follow on the fall-line.
CNF - Tonasket
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6/8/2024 10:37:44
kristinackerman@pnt.org
David Crafton
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
6/1/20246/2/2024Lakeshore 504Full length4.2Completed annual maintenance (log out); work-based learning experience
Spot brush and tread maintenance in vicinity of log cuts		At mile-1.4 south from the northern TH, the final cut on a 30" log was incomplete, leaving only a 30" wide corridor opening through the log. (Saw issues.)4.27000000000No, maintenance only​50314750These volunteer hours are donated to our organization.CNF - Sullivan
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6/8/2024 10:25:44
kristinackerman@pnt.org
David Crafton
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
6/1/20246/1/2024Lakeshore Spur 504.1Full length0.2Completed annual maintenance (log out)None0.2110000000NoneNo, maintenance only​10050​CNF - Sullivan
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06/10/2024
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Forest Reeves
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
Spokane Mountaineers
6/1/20246/3/2024Mill Pond - Sullivan Creek Loop 565Full loop + Mill Pond Flume TR 520 + Mill Pond South TR 5503Completed annual maintenance (log out); crosscut training volunteer work party
Including spurs off the loop: Mill Pond Flume TR 520, and Mill Pond South TR 550
Spot brush work in vicinity of log cuts		None; trails are in good condition370.08​750136.7580.25These volunteer hours are donated to our organization.CNF - Sullivan
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6/8/2024 10:22:25
kristinackerman@pnt.org
David Crafton
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
6/1/20246/1/2024Nature Trail 509Full length0.6Completed annual maintenance (log out); work-based learning experienceNone0.61000000000No, maintenance only​2032615.75These volunteer hours are donated to our organization.CNF - Sullivan
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06/10/2024
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Sean Metcalf
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
6/1/20246/6/2024North Fork Silver Creek 119Full length5.9Completed annual maintenance (log out); work-based learning experience
Spot brush, tread and drain maintenance in vicinity of log cuts		Deferred Maintenance: Intermittent to substantially overgrown brush; sections of tread restoration needed5.91130.253Yes, continue report....1080​603296.2572.75These volunteer hours are donated to our organization.CNF - Three Rivers
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06/10/2024
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Sean Metcalf
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
6/2/20246/6/2024Abercrombie Mtn 117Full length3.2Completed annual maintenance (log out); work-based learning experience
Spot brush, tread and drain maintenance in vicinity of log cuts		TBD. Large portions of trail above treeline were still under snow; there may be logs under snow.
Deferred Maintenance: Tread work still needed in final mile of trail; brush work in corridor (willows) in lower section (TH-to-xTR119).		3.216​6038014.25These volunteer hours are donated to our organization.CNF - Three Rivers
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06/10/2024
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Forest Reeves
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
Spokane Mountaineers
6/2/20246/3/2024Halliday 522Full length4.25Completed annual maintenance (log out); volunteer work party
Spot brush, tread and drain maintenance in vicinity of log cuts		Light brushing needed in first 2 miles; intermittent brush work needed along full length of trail4.25290.043021​750100.165.5These volunteer hours are donated to our organization.CNF - Sullivan
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06/10/2024
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Forest Reeves
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
Spokane Mountaineers
6/3/20246/3/2024Mill Pond–Sullivan ConnectorFull length0.9Completed annual maintenance (log out); crosscut training volunteer work party None0.919​310111These volunteer hours are donated to our organization.CNF - Sullivan
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6/8/2024 11:45:57
kristinackerman@pnt.org
David Crafton
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
6/3/20246/6/2024Red Bluff 553North from TH, first approx. 4 mi (of 5 mi)4.3Initiated annual maintenance (log out); work-based learning experience
Spot brush and tread maintenance in vicinity of log cuts		Incomplete annual maintenance (log out)

Due to high/fast water at creek crossing, we did not clear the final 0.6 mi or so beyond N Fk Sullivan Creek (between creek and Halliday x N Fk Sullivan junction).

Also, we left two hung-up hazard trees. (Roughly located in the farther half of the trail.)		4.3280.60000000No, maintenance only​600260.50​CNF - Sullivan
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6/13/2024 11:17:31
mic@evergreenmtb.org
Michael McLane
425.698.7460
Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance
6/5/20246/18/2024Bead Lake 1276.75 main trail from Trailhead to Trailhead6.75Heavy brushing of entire corridor, including removal of downed trees, and previous cut trees still encroaching on tread surface.We will follow-up with reinforcing existing log cribs, and install new cribs and/or gabions in locations that were identified as having significant user traffic cutting down to the lake shore. Potential puncheon install just past bead lake spur in shallow water table area where trail is mushy.6.75156.75Yes, continue report....5​
Roughly 500 feet of trail was new construction around new parking lot done by contractor. Trail was severely insloped causing water to flow from top to bottom on very steep slope causing channelization within weeks of completion, very rutted, large bumps, and generally a bad user experience. Volunteers outsloped, installed drains, and smoothed out trail.
77028545These volunteer hours are already spoken for— matched to a grant or agreement.
Delayed start to season and getting everyone organized. Focusing on brushing during low IFPL levels, will return for more heavy tread work later in year/fall.
CNF - Newport
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8/2/2024 15:12:13
hweiler@wta.org
Holly Weiler
509-808-0887
Washington Trails Association (WTA)
6/6/20246/12/2024Slate Creek 525a (Front)TH to 2.4 mile mark.2.4Log-out, brushingNext crew scheduled for late August2.42750.15
No, maintenance only
​66388These volunteer hours are donated to our organization.CNF - Sullivan
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06/11/2024
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Kristin Ackerman
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
6/8/20246/8/2024Snow Peak 010From TH to first major switchback1.1Initiated deferred maintenance as part of trail crew basic training.
Working down from the switchback at mile 1-1., restored tread width, outslope and drainaige, and spot brush work along the way to lop out regenerating willow in the corridor, and impove safety for users passing over/around downed logs that will be cleared soon.		Annual log out not yet initiated; three logs in first mile; conditions beyond mile-1 unknown
- Restore tread width, outslope and drainage in first mile of trail; especially through the grassy zone
- Intermittent and minor brush (e.g., willow) is regrowing in corridor
- Very minor overhead corridor spot work (with pole saw)		0Yes, continue report....3701​60034.50​CNF - Republic
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7/23/2024 7:38:16
mic@evergreenmtb.org
Michael McLane
425.698.7460
Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance
6/12/20246/19/2024Elk Creek 560Full Trail2Removed 2 logs from trail corridor, brushed entirety of trail including raking out debris in low drainage points22215
No, maintenance only
​1600​CNF - Sullivan
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6/22/2024 15:41:59
kristinackerman@pnt.org
David Crafton
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
6/14/20246/15/2024Deer Creek Summit North 040/ Summit Motor Way FR 6100-450From TH to East Deer Ck TR1.4Completed annual maintenance (log out) in the service range.
Metrics included in report for East Deer Creek Trail.		1.4No, maintenance only​500400​CNF - Republic
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6/22/2024 15:41:59
kristinackerman@pnt.org
David Crafton
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
6/14/20246/17/2024East Deer Creek TR 6100-450 (PNT)Full length1.7Completed annual maintenance (log out), Spot brush and tread maintenance in vicinity of log cuts
Also cleared Deer Creek Summit North 040/ Summit Motor Way FR 6100-450.
Note: 60–70% of corridor is in good condition, no encroaching brush.		Mitigate for water and erosion damage on the trail at about mile-0.6. Possible turnpike project?1.71780.50000000No, maintenance only​700198.750​CNF - Three Rivers
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6/22/2024 15:48:55
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Forest Reeves
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
6/14/20246/14/2024Noisy Creek 588 Lower [TH to creek]First two miles, form tralhead to Noisy Creek2(Re)initiated annual maintenance (log out).
We found the trail may have already been logged out to the creek, where a contractor had already successfully installed a new pedestrian log bridge over the creek crossing.		Moderate corridor reset (brush out) needed, particularly in the first mile.234No, maintenance only​200160​CNF - Sullivan
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6/22/2024 15:48:55
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Forest Reeves
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
6/15/20246/15/2024Flume Creek 502a [CNF Lower]First one mile up from trailhead1Initiated annual maintenance (log out); Crosscut Sawing 101 Volunteer Work Party
Unfortunately our day was cut short by thunderstorms.		Complete annual maintenance (log out)12No, maintenance only​53062.542.5These volunteer hours are donated to our organization.CNF - Sullivan
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6/21/2024 15:48:55
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Sean Metcalf
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
6/15/20246/15/2024Shedroof Cutoff 511Full length1.8Completed annual maintenance (log out)
Spot brush, tread and drain maintenance in vicinity of log cuts		Deferred maintenance: Minor-to-moderate need for more drain restoration/maintenance, and corridor work (brush out).1.860.17010No, maintenance only​50093.750​CNF - Sullivan
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6/22/2024 15:48:55
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Forest Reeves
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
6/16/20246/16/2024Halliday 522Full length4.25(Re)completed annual maintenance.
Hiked in Halliday to complete log out of the far end of Red Bluff Trail, and cut freshly fallen logs along the way.		Light brushing needed in first 2 miles; intermittent brush work needed along full length of trail4.3512No, maintenance only​20026.250​CNF - Sullivan
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6/22/2024 15:48:55
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Forest Reeves
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
6/16/20246/16/2024North Fork Sullivan Creek 507a [front]First mile from junction with Red Bluff and Halliday Trails.1Initiated annual maintenance (log out)Complete annual maintenance (log out)115No, maintenance only​2005.250​CNF - Sullivan
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6/22/2024 15:48:55
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Forest Reeves
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
6/16/20246/16/2024Red Bluff 553From junction HallidayxRed BluffxN. Fork Sullivan, down to N. Fork Sullivan Creek0.5Completed annual maintenance.Potential need for 10–12-ft puncheon trail bridge at approx .25 mile down from Halliday junction. There are currently flat slabs of logs laid down to serve as a primitive boardwalk. And a minor trail realignment to approach that new puncheon. Plenty of cedar nearby for bridge materials.0.513No, maintenance only​2005.250​CNF - Sullivan
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6/21/2024 15:48:55
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Sean Metcalf
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
6/16/20246/17/2024Thunder Creek 526Full length5.1Completed annual maintenance (log out)
Spot brush, tread and drain maintenance in vicinity of log cuts		Deferred maintenance:
- Minor-to-moderate corridor restoration (brush out) on roadbed section (first 2.25 mi)
- Moderate need for corridor (brush) and tread restoration in upper switchbacks (final 4–5 miles)
- Moderate need for re-crowning all turnpikes.		5.1210.58No, maintenance only​600112.750​CNF - Sullivan
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6/22/2024 15:40:03
kristinackerman@pnt.org
David Crafton
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
6/18/20246/20/2024Marble Mountain TR 6120-400 (PNT)Full length2.2Completed annual maintenance (log out). Spot brush and tread maintenance in vicinity of log cuts (approx. 600–700 ft).
Restored corridor w/ intensive brush out, working 0.22-mi up from junction with East Deerk Ck TR 6100-450 (PNT).
Protection projects:
- Constructed (1) 27' turnpike w/ 30' of armored ditching on the upslope to protect drainage
- Constructed (1) 25' turnpike w/ 40' of armored ditching on upslope, directing drainage to a repurposed culvert (culvert salvaged from an blown out drain on the former road bed).		More turnpikes are needed intermittently along this trail to manage drainage; 150–350' total.
Monitor effectiveness of new turnpike/culvert. Immediately adjacent to this new structure, the entire road bench is destroyed and slumping down slope. The culvert and new turnpike may fix that problem... TBD.		2.2660.345Yes, continue report....751
(1) 27-ft turnpike @ mi .41 from north TH
(1) 25-ft turnpike @ mi .63 from north TH
Yes, corridor required intensive log out and/or brush work— in spots or continuously— to reopen for designed use.700261.50​CNF - Three Rivers
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6/21/2024 15:48:55
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Sean Metcalf
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
6/18/20246/20/2024Shedroof Divide 512d (526-to-PassCk)Four miles south of junction with Thunder Creek TR 526 junction; within a quarter mile of North Gold Trail (320)4.1Completed annual maintenance (log out)
Spot brush, tread and drain maintenance in vicinity of log cuts		Deferred maintenance:
- Moderate-to-serious need for corridor (brush) and tread restoration, especially in first mile south from junction with Thunder Creek TR 526
- Minor need for improving corridor and tread to spec in the next 1.3 miles around Helmer Mtn		4.1250.25110Yes, continue report....4​500216.750​CNF - Sullivan
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7/23/2024 7:41:05
mic@evergreenmtb.org
Mic McLane
425.698.7460
Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance
6/19/20246/19/2024Elk Creek Spur 560.1Full Trail0.3Brushing of Elk Creek TrailMinor followup on cleaning out low points in drainage0.3
No, maintenance only
​110​CNF - Sullivan
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7/23/2024 7:44:34
mic@evergreenmtb.org
Mic
425.698.7460
Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance
6/20/20246/30/2024Noisy Creek 588First 3 miles of Noisy Creek from Trailhead3Heavy brushing of Noisy Creek for first 3 miles. Crew was waiting for gate to open on Hall to work from Top Down and Hall. As of middle of July gate was not open, and crew had moved over to Grassy Top to start brushing out off of Harvey Creek RoadStill needs heavy maintenance. Crew will be returning week of 7/223
No, maintenance only
​21800​
Crew Returning 7/24 to work on Noisy Creek
CNF - Sullivan
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7/2/2024 12:51:47
hweiler@wta.org
Holly Weiler
509-808-0887
Washington Trails Association (WTA)
6/21/20246/23/2024Sherlock Pk 139On Sherlock, turn around: 48.87260, -117.51649 (approx. mi 1.3/ 3.6)
On South Fork Silver Creek, turn around: 48.88911, -117.49362		1.3See South Fork Silver Creek TR 123 service report for consolidated metricsSpoke to a backpacker who went beyond our turn-around point on Sherlock and conditions sound grim: lots more downfall remaining and also quite a bit of trash left behind near the water source close to the summit.
No, maintenance only
​​CNF - Three Rivers
44
7/2/2024 12:51:47
hweiler@wta.org
Holly Weiler
509-808-0887
Washington Trails Association (WTA)
6/21/20246/23/2024South Fork Silver Creek 123On South Fork Silver Creek, turn around: 48.88911, -117.493625Log-out, drain clearing, bridge flossing, some retread.No recent reports for South Fork Silver Creek, but we could see additional trees from our turn-around point (ran out of time & the wind was picking up). Reasonable expectation of significant downfall remaining. Would likely consider serious or critical (backpacker reported considering contacting the Forest Service to suggest a closure notice for Sherlock). I will keep this project location in mind in the event of necessary fire pivots later in the season, or to revisit for a fall project.51490.225260000
Flossed both bridges on South Fork Silver Creek, approximately 25' total.
No, maintenance only
​88242These volunteer hours are donated to our organization.CNF - Three Rivers
45
6/25/2024 15:48:55
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Kristin Ackerman
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
6/22/20246/22/2024Sherman 012Top 0.2 mi, from Kettle Crest down to first switchback below it.0.2Initiated deferred maintenance: Trail Eyes 101 Volunteer Work Party
Initiated annual maintenance (log out) of smaller diameter trees, and the crown of a tree at the junction that was obstructing both Sherman TR 012 and Kettle Crest TR 013.
Cleared branches and debris from fallen logs to ease passage until log out, and prevent users from creeping the trail around obstacles.
Initiated tread restoration of top 0.14 mi— resetting width and outslope, and removing berms that obstructed drainiage.
Lopped saplings and branches encroaching on corridor in the top 0.2 mi (to first switchback below the top).		Annual Maintenance: Approx. 6–12 logs are still obstructing or hung over the trail.
Sherman Trail is an excellent training ground for providing volunteers with treadwork training; most of the trail is in need minor-to-serious need of deferred maintenance to restore tread width, outslope and drainiage. There is also varying degress of need to maintain and restore the corridor specs where brush, overhanging branches and saplings are encroaching.
The switchbacks need their insloped drain structures restored.
There is a very minor low spot (6') that is muddy and could use a wee turnpike to prevent creeping and more mud.
At the first stream crossing (approx. 300' in from TH), seasonal overflow washes away from the trail and has exposed the culvert and created a muddy depression at the crossing. A small turnpike (8–10') could be beneficial here. 		030.2700No, maintenance only​30329.2529.25These volunteer hours are donated to our organization.CNF - Republic
46
8/2/2024 15:29:49
hweiler@wta.org
Holly Weiler
509-808-0887
Washington Trails Association (WTA)
6/26/20246/29/2024Salmo Basin 506 — CNF
full length of Salmo Basin + Shedroof Divide to Little Snowy Top junction. Also spur trail to Salmo Cabin site.
From TH to Little Snowy Top jct.9.6Log-out, although log load low. Ran into too much snow beyond Little Snowy Top to complete the loop. Switched to brushing + some drainage work.Log-out around the rest of the loop to be continued by a later crew.9.61822502
No, maintenance only
​1010304304These volunteer hours are donated to our organization.CNF - Sullivan
47
7/10/2024 9:28:10
kristinackerman@pnt.org
David Crafton
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
6/28/20246/29/2024Goodenough Park — Loomis SF (PNT)Full length2.4Completed annual maintenance (log out)
Spot brush, tread and drain maintenance in vicinity of log cuts		2.4330.1255
No, maintenance only
​70073.250​DNR - WA Dept Natural Resources
48
7/11/2024 11:49:26
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Agnes Koury
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
6/28/20247/5/2024Pipsissewa 3830.9 mi down from upper TH (tread), and
1.1 mi up from lower acces point		1.6Initiated Deferred Maintenance and Burn Area Recovery Restoration
Working 0.9 mi down from the upper TH, restored tread to TMO spec (width, outlsope, drainage); added rock cribbing to improve and support trail width where needed, and moved rocks to improve waterway crossings.
Working 1.1 mi up from bottom TH*, restored corridor with brush work.

(*From the lowermost portion of the trail beginning at the new user-made access point. Due to severe runoff channeling, the trail has cut trail off from its original trailhead.)		Critical need for 200–300' of new trail (+ trailhead, relocate TH kiosk) to circumvent impassible washout of first stream crossing (at mi-0.1 from original TH).
(The stream washout is too high, wide, and narrow for puncheon trail bridge solution; too deep and steep for new bench/tread solution.)
Minor need to restore tread to TMO spec in lowermost 0.7 mi.
Minor need for additional brush work to restore corridor to TMO spec.		011.1400000
Yes, continue report....
57-ft of rock cribbing to widen/ support tread where needed
4760Yes, corridor required intensive log out and/or brush work— in spots or continuously— to reopen for designed use.Pack out rusty nails700474.250​CNF - Tonasket
49
7/10/2024 9:25:10
kristinackerman@pnt.org
David Crafton
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
6/29/20247/4/2024Boundary 533b [Horseshoe-Teapot]1.3 mi west of Horseshoe Pass, just beyond Loudon Lake (at the start of the burn area)1.3Completed annual maintenance (log out) to Louden Lk. [6/29]
Spot tread maintenance.
Restored corridor to spec (brush out) for 0.7 mi east of Louden Lk. [7/4]		Minor deferred maintenane issues: approx. 100 ft of deeply cupped (rutted) tread.1.310.725
Yes, continue report....
5Yes, corridor required intensive log out and/or brush work— in spots or continuously— to reopen for designed use.500193.750​CNF - Tonasket
50
7/10/2024 9:27:16
kristinackerman@pnt.org
David Crafton
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
6/29/20247/3/2024Goodenough Peak — CNF (PNT)Full length1.9Completed annual maintenance (log out) [6/29]
Spot brush, tread and drain maintenance in vicinity of log cuts
Restored approx. 0.6 mi of tread (width, outslope) to spec, eastbound from Lone Wolf Camp [7/1–7/3]		Moderate deferred maintenane issue: Tread is disappearing between Goodenough Peak and Lone Wolf Camp; more tread restoration needed.1.970.1252
Yes, continue report....
231604No, the corridor was already maintained or— despite deferred maintenance— it only required basic log out and spot brushing to maintain to spec.70098.50​CNF - Tonasket
51
7/10/2024 9:26:20
kristinackerman@pnt.org
David Crafton
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
6/29/20246/29/2024Long Draw 340Full length (Goodenough Peak to Boundary TR 533)2.6Visited to provide annual maintenance (log out), but there were no logs.Minor deferred maintenane issues: approx. 30 ft of wet tread, approx 150 of deeply cupped (rutted) tread.2.60
No, maintenance only
​540107.5​CNF - Tonasket
52
06/30/2024
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Forest Reeves
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
6/30/202406/30/2024Chopaka Mountain TR (aka Snowshoe Mtn TR) — Loomis SF (PNT)Full length2.9Completed annual maintenance (log out)
Marked trailheads with PNT service markers— especially to identify the unmarked terminus on Fourteenmile Rd, 0.4 mi south of Goodenough Park TH.		There are a couple of muddy spots where more turnpikes could help; 200' at location: N 48.944 W 119.816.
Approx 200' of drainiange work could beneficial both east and west of a bridge over Disappointment Ck.		2.916​20027.250​DNR - WA Dept Natural Resources
53
7/23/2024 7:52:20
mic@evergreenmtb.org
Mic McLane
425.698.7460
Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance
7/1/20247/13/2024Grassy Top 503b [HarveyCk–533]Intersection of NF-1935030 and former NF-1935031. Severely overgrown section of Road to Trail that has not been maintained since it was originally closed as a road and put into trails0.5Extensive brushing of the trail corridor of former NF road to Trail. Has not been maintained in likely at minimum of a decade as young trees have grown up through trailbed. Progress is slow.Only about .5 miles has been completed of the extensive brushing. Will return once work on Noisy/Hall is completed.0.50.5
No, maintenance only
​21800​
This section of trail that has been left to nature will create an important link back to Grassy Top to help create another good established route.
CNF - Sullivan
54
07/01/2024
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Forest Reeves
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
Pacific Northwest Trail Organization
7/1/20247/1/2024PNT — Chopaka to NinemileFull length3.5Completed annual maintenance (log out) of discernable portions of trail— particularly in the top run.
Installed PNT service markers at either terminus in the top run— between Ninemile Rd and the jeep road below it.
Scouted for way to connect the route below the private parcel (vs. the current user and catthe paths that cut through the property), cutting two logs and doing some limbing to clarify a workable cattle path that could serve as a trail there.
Added some flagging (orange, labeled "PNT") to clarify a way to connect from this lower route back up to the jeep road above it that terminates at the private property in the east.
On our way back to the eastern terminus at Chopaka Lk Rd, we dropped down in elevation and identified another jeep road lower down (vs turning sharply upslope at the cabin), that could function as a trail corridor. More work is needed to find the identify way to connect the dots for the PNT across this section, and steer clear of the private parcel.		More scouting and flagging is needed to identify an appropriate path across the middle of this route, connecting the existing jeep road trails and/or catthle paths, and circumventing the private property.0.58​20020.250​DNR - WA Dept Natural Resources
55
8/1/2024 12:15:37
hweiler@wta.org
Holly Weiler
509-808-0887
Washington Trails Association (WTA)
7/4/20247/7/2024Albert Camp 375full length from Fourteen Mile TH8.5Full log-out. Tread restoration, cleared drainage, both spot & heavy brushing work, decommissioning of eroded/bypass social trails where trees were down.Moderate need for turnpike replacement in wet areas. Moderate need for additional replacement of deteriorating water bars. Additional brushing and tread/drainage needs on DNR portion below the wilderness gate.8.5962.53520100000
No, maintenance only
​660253These volunteer hours are donated to our organization.CNF - Tonasket
56
07/05/2024
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Forest Reeves
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
Pacific Northwest Trail Organization
7/5/20247/5/2024Corner Butte — CNF (PNT)2.5 miles south of Fir Mountain Trailhead2.5Initiated annual maintenance (log out) of first 2.5 miles from nothern terminus.Need to complete annual maintenance of southern half of the trail.
Moderate need for refresh on waymarks where more clarification reassurance is needed, and especially at a critical (and consuing) junction where tree poachers cut down a tree with a waymarker on it.		2.519​200140​CNF - Tonasket
57
7/23/2024 22:27:45
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Agnes Koury
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
7/12/20247/18/2024Boundary 533b [Horseshoe-Teapot]6.5 miles westbound from Louden Lake, to OkaWen-Colville NF boundaries at Teapot Dome6.5Completed annual maintenance (log out)
Deferred maintenance: maintained and restored drains, installed new drains, cleared corridor to TMO spec width (brush, saplings), and did a bit of tread restoration		Minor need for more restoration of narrow and eroding tread.
We skipped doing tread work through the burn scar between Rock and Haig mountains; there was neglible brushing to do in that range, too. It'd be better to revisit deferred maintenance in that zone in 2026 or so, when ground covers regrow and stabilize the surrounding soil.		6.5152.55900000
Yes, continue report....
283065​500433.5​CNF - Tonasket
58
7/20/2024 8:18:09
kristinackerman@pnt.org
David Crafton
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
7/13/20247/19/2024Fourth of July Ridge 307westFrom west TH to approximate midpoint near Lightning Spring5Completed annual maintenance of western half of trail: Log out from trailhead to Lightning Spring (approx 5 miles)
Deferred maintenance and restoration: Focusing primarily on two miles between the first two landslide zones (approx. mi-1.5 to mi-3.5), we restored tread (width, outslope) to spec; the trail had almost disappeared in some places and required full restoration and minor realignments.
Built new tread to replace the trail across the first landslide zone at mi-1.5.
For proposed reroute over Lightning Spring landslide (at mi-5), felled trees (dead/burned) to clear new corridor.
Critical need: New tread construction for reroute around Lightning Spring landslide zone (mi-5); reroute is flagged, and corridor for reroute is mostly cleared. (Some high stumps left behind, however, bc. we ran out of fuel.)
Serious need: Tread restoration from mi-3.5 (Lightning Creek landslide) to mi-5 (Lightning Spring landslide)
Moderate-to-Serious need: (2) puncheon trail bridges within first mile eed to be replaced; first puncheon has a busted stringer; second puncheon is missing decking. Some materials (e.g., decking) may be salvageable to use for replacement puncheons; we identified larch nearby that could be used for construction of new bridge(s). In future, a third puncheon trail bridge could help protect crossing of headwaters for Siwash Creek at approx. mi-0.75.
Minor-to-moderate need: Tread restoration within first 1.5 miles (to first landslide zone)— suitable project site for volunteer work parties
Minor need: Stile gate for trail users to pass through, in place of barbed-wire gateway (range boundary)		51062
Yes, continue report....
800690147102Yes, corridor required intensive log out and/or brush work— in spots or continuously— to reopen for designed use.700575.250​CNF - Tonasket
59
7/23/2024 8:09:09
mic@evergreenmtb.org
Mic McLane
425.698.7460
Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance
7/14/20247/21/2024Emerald Lake 094Full trail0.62Bucked logs and removed brush0.6280.62
No, maintenance only
​10​CNF - Three Rivers
60
7/23/2024 8:07:41
mic@evergreenmtb.org
Mic McLane
425.698.7460
Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance
7/14/20247/21/2024Hoodoo Canyon 017Emerald Lake to Saddle2.5Bucked down logs and removed heavy brush2.5152.5
No, maintenance only
​60​CNF - Three Rivers
61
7/23/2024 8:10:56
mic@evergreenmtb.org
Mic McLane
425.698.7460
Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance
7/14/20247/21/2024Kettle Crest North 13N l [Jungle to Sherman]Sherman to Jungle Hill4.5Log out of Kettle Trail from Sherman Pass to Jungle Hill4.540
No, maintenance only
​220​CNF - Republic
62
7/23/2024 8:02:27
mic@evergreenmtb.org
Mic McLane
425.698.7460
Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance
7/14/20247/20/2024Sherman Pass 082End to End4Full Logout of 60+ Trees, heavy brushing of entire corridor from top to bottom, drain cleaning. Cut legacy cut trees back to within USDA FS Spec along trail.4604
No, maintenance only
​24154211171These volunteer hours are already spoken for— matched to a grant or agreement.
Sherman Pass was in bad shape from blowdowns making it nearly impossible to even hike it. Everything cleared top to bottom
CNF - Three Rivers
63
7/23/2024 8:05:42
mic@evergreenmtb.org
Mic McLane
425.698.7460
Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance
7/14/20247/21/2024Sherman Peak Loop 072Full 1.8mi of Loop Trail. TH to Kettle1.8Full Logout and Brushing. Some minor tread repair in bad spotsYes, some tread repair will need to happen in the near future. Will attach photos once I have from crew1.8301.8
No, maintenance only
​360These volunteer hours are donated to our organization.CNF - Three Rivers
64
7/20/2024 17:21:53
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Forest Reeves
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
7/18/20247/18/2024Antoine 304b [Cabin303–Bonaparte306]0.4 mi eastbound from junction with Cabin TR 3030.4Initiated annual maintenance (log out): 0.4 miles eastbound from intersection with Cabin TR 303; also widened corridor in a couple of sections through dense alder standsCritical need: Deferred Maintenance/ Restoration of both tread and corridor. The further east you travel from the Cabin Trail intersection, the worse it gets; the tread/bench is disappearing, and thick stands of alder are choking the corridor.
Moderate need: We crossed several puncheon trail bridges in our 0.4 mile range of service; the decking and stringers seem sound, but the bull rails are rotted.		0.4100.03
No, maintenance only
Yes, corridor required intensive log out and/or brush work— in spots or continuously— to reopen for designed use.200100​CNF - Tonasket
65
7/20/2024 17:00:05
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Forest Reeves
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
7/18/20247/18/2024Cabin 303Full length3Completed annual maintenance (log out)Moderate need for mroe corridor and tread maintenance/restoration throughout.
At approx. mi-2, the puncheon trail bridge is rotting and needs to be replaced.		380.02
No, maintenance only
​2008.750​CNF - Tonasket
66
8/9/2024 11:26:43
hweiler@wta.org
Holly Weiler
509-808-0887
Washington Trails Association (WTA)
7/18/20247/21/2024Crowell Ridge 515b (Wilderness)Crowell Ridge: starting at Bear Pasture, log-out complete to Sullivan Mountain TH. Brushing/drainage from Bear Pasture to within 1 mile of Sullivan Mountain TH. Log-out of upper portion of North Fork Sullivan Creek, approximately 1.5-2 miles.6Complete log-out of Crowell Ridge. Both spot & heavy brushing. Tread restoration in some sections. Cleared drainage.Additional minor brushing. This trail is in good condition now, however, and can be considered finished for the year.62303.253040
No, maintenance only
​1091352These volunteer hours are donated to our organization.CNF - Sullivan
67
7/20/2024 17:30:36
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Forest Reeves
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
7/19/20247/19/2024Corner Butte — CNF (PNT)3.3 miles northbound from the southern trailhead3.3Completed annual maintenance (log out).
Deferred maintenance: Spot improvements to corridor— limbing and removing small trees leaning overhead into corridor.		Moderate need for refresh on waymarks where more clarification reassurance is needed, and especially at a critical (and consuing) junction where tree poachers cut down a tree with a waymarker on it.
Minor need for more tread and corridor maintenance.		3.360.04
No, maintenance only
​20015.50​CNF - Tonasket
68
8/8/2024 13:40:21
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Agnes Koury
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
7/26/20248/2/2024Fourth of July Ridge 307westWorking westbound between the landslides at Lightning Spring (mi-4.5) and Lightning Creek (mi-3.5).1Nearly completed the approx. 900-ft reroute of trail up and over a steep landslide at Lightning Spring (mi 4.5); tread is complete, but there are some loose ends with corridor work.
Initiated deferred maintenance/ restoration of tread between the two landslides (Lightning Creek at mi-3.6 and Lightning Spring at mi-4.6); completed approx. 0.29 miles of contiguous restoration westbound from Lightning Spring, and another 325 ft spot tread restoration between there and the Lightning Creek slide. Improved tread and cairns on either side of the Lightning Creek slide to increase visibility of trail approache in/out of the slide zone.		High stumps left behind from intial clearing of the Lightning Spring reroute; some logs have also fallen into the reroute and need to be cleared.
Roughly 3.5 miles of Fourth of July Ridge (west) are still due for tread restoration; minor-to-moderate in urgency need. (Approx. 0.7 miles between mi-3.4 and mi-4.2, and most of the first 2.8 miles.)
See also: previous service reports for notes re: puncheon bridges.
There will be increasingly urgent need for corridor maintenance (brush out) perhaps as soon as next year, as a thick understory of woody brush and saplings are regenerating and will soon begin to impinge on the tread. Brush may be an ongoing battle for the next couple of decades.		0100000000
Yes, continue report....
06890011550No, the corridor was already maintained or— despite deferred maintenance— it only required basic log out and spot brushing to maintain to spec.500439​CNF - Tonasket
69
8/7/2024 9:56:35
kristinackerman@pnt.org
David Crafton
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
7/26/20248/2/2024North Fork Sullivan Creek 507b [Wilderness]From bottom 1 mile from wilderness boundary to upper 1.25 miles before Crowell Ridge1.1Completed annual maintenance (deferred in 2023) — log out
Initiated deferred maintenance of a 1.1 mile section (see range for location) — resetting tread to spec width and outslope, and brushing corridor to spec width		The rest of the trail is in moderate-to-severe need of deferred maintenance (tread and corridor); the need for tread restoration is most severe where it is narrow on steep side slopes, making it very hazardous for pack stock to navigate.
There are serveral mature trees standing immediately beside the tread, and on steep hillsides, which makes it extremely difficult for loaded pack stock to pass through.		1.162
Yes, continue report....
12272Yes, corridor required intensive log out and/or brush work— in spots or continuously— to reopen for designed use.500553​CNF - Sullivan
70
7/30/2024 8:10:22
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Forest Reeves
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
7/26/20247/27/2024Red Bluff 553Full length5.25Cleared corridor of logs (freshly fallen since annual maintenance) ahead of pack supportModerate-to-Serious: Corridor restoration (brush work) within first mile, and miles 3.5–4.5; combination of thick herbaceous vegetation and woody brush5.2510
No, maintenance only
​20013.5​CNF - Sullivan
71
7/30/2024 8:08:56
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Forest Reeves
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
7/27/20247/27/2024North Fork Sullivan Creek 507From the junction with Red Bluff and Halliday, to "Horse Camp" just beyond the Wilderness boundary2.25Initiated annual maintenance (log out) to clear corridor ahead of pack supportModerate: Corridor restoration (brush work) within first 2.25 miles
A trail crew is posted in the backcountry at this time to complete annual maintenance and work on deferred maintenance.		2.2516
No, maintenance only
​20021.75​CNF - Sullivan
72
7/30/2024 8:32:27
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Forest Reeves
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
7/28/20247/28/2024Flume Creek 502From the trailhead to about .5 miles from the end of the trail.3.25Completed annual maintenance (log out) to tree line; cleared drains along the way, and spot-maintened tread in vicinity of log cutsMinor: tread and brush maintenance3.2510606
No, maintenance only
​20019.5​CNF - Sullivan
73
8/3/2024 17:32:58
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Ryan Welch
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
7/29/20247/30/2024Grassy Top 503a [PassCk–533]Full length2.7Completed annual maintenance — log out, to clear corridor ahead of EMBA's planned Deferred Maintenance service visit.
See Grassy-Hall Divide 533 service report for consolidated metrics		2.7
No, maintenance only
​30057​CNF - Sullivan
74
8/3/2024 17:32:58
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Ryan Welch
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
7/30/20248/1/2024Grassy-Hall Divide 533 (full length)Full length4.9Completed annual maintenance — log out, to clear corridor ahead of EMBA's planned Deferred Maintenance service visit.Serious need to restore corridor in places— brush work.
Moderate need to restore narrow tread to spec width.		4.921800000000
No, maintenance only
​30049.75​CNF - Sullivan
75
8/3/2024 17:32:58
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Ryan Welch
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
8/2/20248/2/2024Hall Mountain 540A short distance up from the 588x533 junction.0.1Not on our docket, but while we were in the area we initiated annual maintenance — log outAnnual log out INCOMPLETE; substantial 50ct log jams to clear, still0.1
No, maintenance only
​20014​CNF - Sullivan
76
8/17/2024 13:36:51
kristinackerman@pnt.org
David Crafton
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
8/9/20248/15/2024Fourth of July Ridge 307east
From junction with TR 308, to Lightning Spring reroute
1.9
Completed annual maintenance (log out) of Fourth of July Ridge TR 307.
Within the first 1.25 miles west of the 308x307 junction, restored approx. 800 ft of tread bench.
Critical need for roughly one mile of tread restration— between "the pass" above Junction 308, to about 0.4 miles east of Lightning Spring. (Roughly mi-5 to mi-6, as counted eastbound from Fourth of July Ridge TH). In this area the tread is no longer apparent on the ground.
Critical need for tread restoration and erosion mitigation (maybe even a realignment) in the steep ascent to "the pass".
At "the pass" the trail needs to be mitigated or realigned to protect an ephemeral stream.
1.911
No, maintenance only
800​800104.750​
Combined reports from D Crafton and F Reeves
CNF - Tonasket
77
8/17/2024 13:23:11
kristinackerman@pnt.org
David Crafton
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
8/9/20248/16/2024Pipsissewa 383
In the middle section, between the two primary switchbacks (between mi-0.5 and mi-1, if counting from original TH at Bonaparte Lake).
0.04
Continuation of deferred maintenance/ tread restoration— restoring width and outslope to spec.
Worked on in passing, en route to/from basecamp at start/end of hitch.
Minor need for additional deferred maintenance brush out— woody brush encroaching in corridor.
No, maintenance only
140​900103.750​CNF - Tonasket
78
8/17/2024 17:10:25
forest.g.reeves@gmail.com
Forest Reeves
5096712783
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
8/10/20248/15/2024Southside 308
Near Myers Creek headwaters, approx. mi-1.75 to mi-2.
0.02
In the realigned approach to new puncheon trail bridge over Myers Creek (at approx. mi-2.1), constructed one 90-ft turnpike with (3) eight-inch ABS culverts for drainiage, and also completed turnpike two 6-ft turnpike ramps approaching the new puncheon bridge.
Serious need for more tread restoration, drainiange and rock work in the runoff mess below Duff Spring.
Minor need for deferred maintenance of tread and spots brushing/limbing within first 0.5 miles, as well as the final mile of trail between the switchback and the junction with TR 307.
22
Yes, continue report....
(1) 90-ft turnpike @ mi. 2.1 mi
(2) 6-ft turnpike ramps for puncheon over Myers cr. @ mi 2.1
No, the corridor was already maintained or— despite deferred maintenance— it only required basic log out and spot brushing to maintain to spec.500254.750​CNF - Tonasket
79
8/17/2024 13:52:52
kristinackerman@pnt.org
David Crafton
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
8/11/20248/13/2024Southside 308a (from TH)
Picking up where we left off during Crew Leader training in May, working down from approx. mi-0.75 to approx. mi-0.5 at the Duff Spring mess.
0.3
Continuation of deferred maintenance/ tread restoration— restoring width and outslope to spec.
Shimmied four large rocks aside to improve trail below Duff Spring.
Serious need for more tread restoration, drainiange and rock work in the runoff mess below Duff Spring.
Minor need for deferred maintenance of tread and spots brushing/limbing within first 0.5 miles, as well as the final mile of trail between the switchback and the junction with TR 307.
21826​3001190​CNF - Tonasket
80
8/17/2024 14:09:38
kristinackerman@pnt.org
David Crafton
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
8/14/20248/15/2024Bonaparte Mountain 306
From TR 308 up the terminus at lookout tower
1.52
Iniitiated annual maintenance (log out) and assessed deferred maintenance needs.
The trail's cross-grade trajectory up a steep slope makes it highly susceptible to erosion as runoff flows down the trail. It is in critical need of erosion mitigating drain maaintenance, and additional waterbars and/or check steps.
1.52230.12
No, maintenance only
​40054.50​CNF - Tonasket
81
8/17/2024 14:01:19
kristinackerman@pnt.org
David Crafton
509-590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
8/14/20248/14/2024Southside 308b (Bonaparte)
Full length— from TR 307 to TR 306
0.8
(Re)Completed annual maintenance (log out), and assessed conditions without snow cover.
Moderate need for deferred corridor maintenance— woody brush and saplings sprouting up within corridor could soon be impinging on the tread.
1.14
No, maintenance only
​400300​CNF - Tonasket
82
9/17/2024 15:46:31
dlwallace700@gmail.com
Darrell Wallace
Back Country Horsemen of Washington (BCHW) Northeast Chapter
8/16/20248/18/2024Hughes Fork 312
0.2 miles eastbound from TR 512
0.2
Deferred maintenance: Brushing
Yes, corridor required intensive log out and/or brush work— in spots or continuously— to reopen for designed use.​IPNF - Priest Lake
83
9/17/2024 15:49:22
dlwallace700@gmail.com
Darrell Wallace
Back Country Horsemen of Washington (BCHW) Northeast Chapter
8/16/20248/18/2024Other (see next question)
Prouty Peak — decommissioned train out of Gypsy Meadows (w/ FS permission)
Three miles up from former TH
3
Scouting mission to locate trail and assess feasibility of reopening. Minimal, light brushing along the way to allow for safe passage of scouting party.
​​CNF - Sullivan
84
9/17/2024 15:40:42
dlwallace700@gmail.com
Darrell Wallace
Back Country Horsemen of Washington (BCHW) Northeast Chapter
8/16/20248/18/2024Shedroof Cutoff 511Full length
Secondary annual log out: BCHW trail ride, cleared freshly fallen logs along the way
​​CNF - Sullivan
85
9/17/2024 15:44:04
dlwallace700@gmail.com
Darrell Wallace
Back Country Horsemen of Washington (BCHW) Northeast Chapter
8/16/20248/18/2024Shedroof Divide 512b [535-to-511]
Northbound from TR 511, approx. two miles
2Annual log out​​CNF - Sullivan
86
9/17/2024 15:42:07
dlwallace700@gmail.com
Darrell Wallace
Back Country Horsemen of Washington (BCHW) Northeast Chapter
8/16/20248/18/2024Shedroof Divide 512c [511-to-526]Full lengthAnnual log out​​CNF - Sullivan
87
9/17/2024 15:39:06
dlwallace700@gmail.com
Darrell Wallace
Back Country Horsemen of Washington (BCHW) Northeast Chapter
8/16/20248/18/2024Thunder Creek 526Full length
Secondary annual log out: BCHW trail ride, cleared freshly fallen logs along the way
​​CNF - Sullivan
88
9/15/2024 15:27:09
mic@evergreenmtb.org
Michael McLane
425.698.7460
Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance
8/21/2024Grassy Top 503b [HarveyCk–533]
From Harvey Creek Trailhead to where it opens up to Grassy Top
2
Crews have been reestablishing the forgotten segment of Grassy Top starting from Harvey Creek. Section of trail hasn't been maintained in over a decade, and several downed trees, new trees growing in the tread, and lots of brush was slow going. The crews finally made it through, connecting with the established Grassy Top trail, and has been met with even more brushing, but better maintained overall. Crews will be focusing on removing trees and downed trees from trail corridor now that IFPL has dropped to acceptable levels to do such work.
Nothing urgent as the trail has remained dormant and untouched for so long, but reports from crew is that it does need some tread work in areas that we will likely focus on in the 2025 season with winter approaching.
2
No, maintenance only
​2These volunteer hours are already spoken for— matched to a grant or agreement.CNF - Sullivan
89
9/7/2024 14:39:59
kristinackerman@pnt.org
David Crafton
(509) 590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
8/30/20249/6/2024Fourth of July Ridge 307westReplaced trail bridge within first mile
Additional spot maintenance as far as 5+ miles out— beyond the Lightning Spring reroute.		5
Razed and replaced second puncheon trail bridge within first mile.
Spot tread maintenance east bound from Roggow Cabin trail, and east of Lightning Spring— widening to spec, maintaining outslope for drainage.
Moderate need to fell a large (ghost) tree standing in corridor of reroute at Lightning Spring. (Our chain wasn't up for the task at the end of the day.)

Serious need for tread restoration EAST of Lightning Spring, where roughly 1/2 a mile of tread is disappearing and increasingly difficult to follow.
524
Yes, continue report....
301
(1) 18-ft Puncheon— razed and replaced the second trail bridge within first mile; also (2) 6' turnpike ramps accessing trail bridge
600Yes, corridor required intensive log out and/or brush work— in spots or continuously— to reopen for designed use.621365.550.5These volunteer hours are donated to our organization.CNF - Tonasket
90
9/8/2024 10:18:06
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Ryan Welch
(509) 590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
8/31/20249/5/2024Fourth of July Ridge 307westReplaced trail bridge within first mile
Additional spot maintenance as far as 5+ miles out— beyond the Lightning Spring reroute.		1
Razed and replaced first puncheon trail bridge within first mile.
Spot tread maintenance east bound from Roggow Cabin trail, and east of Lightning Spring— widening to spec, maintaining outslope for drainage.
Moderate need for deferred tread maintenance/restoration where it hasn't yet been provided.
Moderate need for 18-ft puncheon trail bridge over Siwash Creek headwaters at mi 0.8.
Upcoming moderate-to-serious need for corridor maintenance (brushing): Thick carpets of conifer saplings cover the forest floor around the trail; woody brush (e.g., willow, alder) are beginning to grow beside the trail; they are currently only ankle-high, but will grow rapidly and begin to intrude into the trail within the next few years or so.
Yes, continue report....
(1) 19-ft Puncheon— razed and replaced the first trail bridge within first mile
450Yes, corridor required intensive log out and/or brush work— in spots or continuously— to reopen for designed use.530354.579These volunteer hours are donated to our organization.CNF - Tonasket
91
9/4/2024 11:27:29
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Kristin Ackerman
(509) 590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
8/31/20248/31/2024Southside 308a (from TH)
Working down roughly 400 ft from Duff Spring (at approx. mi-0.5)
0.06
At Duff Spring, in a roughly 100-ft section, we moved large rocks and earth to demarcate a tread separate from the rocky drainage that the trail had been scrambling up; we eliminated the most substantial of rock scrambling hazards, making trail passable for equestrian use again; clarified/ widened egress for drainage where runoff crosses trail.

Deferred maintenance, resetting an approx. 200-ft section of tread to TMO spec— removing slough to restore width, and touching up outslope and berms to ensure proper drainainge.
Within this range:
* Moderate need to fell a dead-standing tree that is too close to the trail; at a slight turn in the trail, it forces a mere sliver of tread to narrowly squeeze between the tree and a drainage ditchl; the tree presents a partial obstacle and hazard to a pack&saddle user.
* Moderate need for an additional 100-ish ft of tread restoration and drainage management in the steep, rocky zone below Duff Spring. (There are a couple more large rocks to move that will need a pair of pick mattocks and/or a rock bar, and some careful teamwork.)
* Moderate need for deferred maintenance— resetting remaining 2300-ft of tread (within this range) to spec, with minor corridor work (brush and limbing) in spots along the way. This low-hanging fruit provides and excellent location for volunteer work parties.
00330​310226These volunteer hours are donated to our organization.CNF - Tonasket
92
9/24/2024 13:37:57
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Kristin Ackerman
(509) 590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
9/21/20249/21/2024Sherman 012
Full length; worked primarily between mi-0.4 and mi-0.7.
1.3
Deferred Maintenance: Restored 600-ft of eroded tread and narrow corridor (brush work) to spec width; insloped and ditched switchback to drain; bucked one fresh log.
Five fresh logs fallen near top of trail— too large for our handsaws.

The stream crossing 300-ft up from TH is prime ground for a project work party. The culvert is too small for peak seaonal runoff, when the stream jumps bank and has eroded the trail surface, leaving a muddy and rocky 20-ft gap in the prism. Recommend packing the gap with riprap (rocks) that will withstand seasonal overflow.

Moderate need to reset the remaining (one mile of) tread. Tread is often narrow and roughly outsloped; needs slough and berm removal to reset to spec. Considering our rate of progress during each volunteer work party this year, that could provide another eight Trail Eyes work parties.

Minor need to reset of the corridor to spec, removing saplings within the corridor.

Access road (FR 2040-065) was a little worse than it was in June— erosion, ruts, rocks knocked onto road by cattle upslope, and trees crowding corridor.
Along FR 2040-065, the riparian zone exclusion fencing for the S Fk SanPoil River is in poor (non-functional) condition, and heavy cattle pressure is having a detrimental impact on the waterway.
110.06
Yes, continue report....
0.111​3202313.5These volunteer hours are donated to our organization.CNF - Republic
93
9/22/2024 13:37:57
kristinackerman@pnt.org
David Crafton
(509) 590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
9/18/20249/18/2024Whistler Canyon b [From Wild Horse Springs to FSxBLM boundary]
Approx. 4.3 miles down from terminus junction at Wildhorse Springs x FR 100
4.3
Deferred Maintenance: Initiated corridor restoration—clearing brush and saplings back to spec— in narrow canyon roughly 3–4 miles down from junction with Wildhorse Springs
Moderate: More brushing needed hereabouts
0.3
Yes, continue report....
Yes, corridor required intensive log out and/or brush work— in spots or continuously— to reopen for designed use.110348.750These volunteer hours are donated to our organization.CNF - Tonasket
94
9/22/2024 13:24:45
kristinackerman@pnt.org
David Crafton
(509) 590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
9/14/20249/18/2024Whistler Canyon a [from Wilcox TH to WHSx, webo]
Full length of Wildhorse Springs TR
4.2
Protection:
- At approx. mi-2.4 (from Wilcox TH), where trail drops into Wildhorse Springs canyon, realigned approx. 250-ft of trail out of the seasonal stream bed
- At approx. mi-3.4 (from Wilcox TH), where trail shared space with a seasonal pond, we opened an outlet to encourage that pond to drain into an adjacent basin, realigned approx. 360-ft of trail to the high ground skirting around the pond, and added obliteration debris to discourage use of the pond/ old road bed as a trail.

Stacked a cairn at approx. mi-0.2 (from Wilcox TH) to disambiguat trail from intersecting logging road
Consider exploring reroute options where trail steeply descends into Wildhorse Canyon
Yes, continue report....
6102
(1) Cairn (30") at approx. mi-0.2 from Wilcox TH
​
Obliterated trail that was in the seasonal stream bed
503317.2581These volunteer hours are donated to our organization.CNF - Tonasket
95
10/10/2024 13:37:57
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Sean Metcalf
(509) 590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
9/13/20249/20/2024Whistler Canyon a [from Wilcox TH to WHSx, webo]
Approx. 1.5 miles from Wilcox TH
Constructed 17 foot puncheon with 8 foot approach ramps on either side. Widened pond outlet for better water flow beneath structure.
None needed. Puncheon complete.
(1) 17' puncheon trail bridge
(2) 8' foot approach ramps on either side
​621365.580.25These volunteer hours are donated to our organization.CNF - Tonasket
96
10/4/2024 18:48:47
kristinackerman@pnt.org
David Crafton
(509) 590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
10/1/202410/1/2024Sherlock Pk 139Full length3.5
Completed Annual Maintenance— log out
Initiated Deferred Maintenance — brushing
Minor need for more brushing
3.51000.33
No, maintenance only
​1133118.250​CNF - Three Rivers
97
10/4/2024 13:37:57
kristinackerman@pnt.org
Sean Metcalf
(509) 590-1928
Pacific Northwest Trail Association (PNTA)
9/28/20249/30/2024South Fork Silver Creek 123
TH to Approx. mi-6.2
6.2
Continued Annual Maintenance — log out; completed to mi-6.2.
Deferred Maintenance & Protection:
- Substantial and intermittent brush work throughout range.
- Restored waterbars and nicks on lower trail section along creek.
- Restored a few switchback drains. Restored drainage (inlet/outlet) through three culverts on the hillside section.
Complete log out to Gunsight Pass. Major brush work remains on completed section, including thick growth of large alder and thimbleberry plants. Major brush work likely continues in remaining mile section. Moderate amount of slough on lower half of switchbacks section.
6.25040.23
Yes, continue report....
322Yes, corridor required intensive log out and/or brush work— in spots or continuously— to reopen for designed use.1133629.5119These volunteer hours are donated to our organization.CNF - Three Rivers
98
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99
Lost Creek10/20/24Barnaby Buttes 007Full lengthCompleted annual maintenance (log out)​​CNF - Republic
100
Lost Creek6/22/24Barnaby Buttes 070Full lengthCompleted annual maintenance (log out)​​CNF - Three Rivers