Trail Maintenance and Restoration Training
This skills training is designed for volunteer trail stewards and crew leaders who want to take an active role in maintaining and protecting mountain biking trails in Huerfano and Las Animas Counties.
Get Trail Maintenance Training
Lathrop has partnered with La Veta Trails and Trinidad Trails Alliance to provide trail maintenance and restoration training prior to our National Trails Day Trail Work on Saturday, June 7th.
This skills training is designed for volunteer trail stewards and crew leaders who want to take an active role in maintaining and protecting mountain biking trails in Huerfano and Las Animas Counties. Well-maintained trails don’t happen by accident—they rely on passionate volunteers who help keep them safe, sustainable, and accessible for everyone. We are thrilled to have Jenn Green with the Trinidad Trails Alliance deliver the training. Lunch will be provided. Free!
Meet at the Visitor Center at 9:00 AM.
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