Join KNIT Studios and Friends of Nevada Wilderness along with the US Forest Service to install a new Wilderness Boundary Sign on Fletcher Canyon Trail.

Last time our friends at KNIT joined us, we removed graffiti during snow showers for Earth Day '22 at Fletcher Canyon.  This year we'll be replacing the large Mount Charleston Wilderness boundary sign (pictured above) and removing the old Eagles' Nest trail sign before installing a new post and new sign.  

Be prepared to hike a mile and a half round trip, with snow and ice on the trail.  Volunteers will help carry in the new signs and post, tools needed, and their personal gear.  

RSVP today to save your spot!

We cannot accommodate volunteers under 18 years of age, dogs, cats or other pets.  

Please contact Peter Sbraccia at [email protected] with any questions.

Join our Volunteer Cat Rock Trail Crew this summer and help Friends and USFS repair Cathedral Rock Trail with SIX DATES available this summer!

Do you love hiking?  Do you love trails!?  Join our Cathedral Rock Volunteer Trail Crew this summer and help us repair and improve one of the most popular trails in the Spring Mountains.

Our first event will be Saturday June 24. RSVP at the bottom of this page to sign up for Saturday, June 24. 

Volunteers will assist with repairs along Cathedral Rock Trail including:

• clearing and repairing drainage bars, dips, and cuts.
• removing downed trees from the trail corridor.
• trimming brush and aspens along the trail corridor.
• building a check dam to prevent erosion.
• repairing and replacing rock steps.
• removing damaged benches and posts.
• repairing washout erosion.
• building new drainage features.
• building a crib wall. 
• and more!

Cathedral Rock Trail is a strenuous, high elevation, steeply inclined trail. The trail may have snow, ice, mud, or water on it throughout the early summer.  Volunteers are strongly encouraged to hike the trail before committing to a day project with the Cathedral Rock Volunteer Trail Crew this summer.  The high elevation and steep terrain make the hike deceptively difficult, especially when carrying tools, water, lunch, and PPE.

Trail work is a rewarding challenge and will change your perspective about hiking.  We'll be using traditional tools and skills, working with US Forest Service Staff to accomplish our trail goals.

Volunteers will hike up to 3 miles roundtrip with tools, personal protective equipment, their own water and lunch, and other items needed for a day on the trail.  Friends of Nevada Wilderness will provide safety training, necessary personal protective equipment, and tools.  Our Stewardship team will demonstrate how to use our tools, including crosscut saws, rock bars, and mcleods.  

Closed-toe shoes, and long pants are required attire.  Volunteers must be 18 years old.  Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate pets. 

Please contact Peter Sbraccia [email protected] with any questions. 

Join our Volunteer Cat Rock Trail Crew this summer and help Friends and USFS repair Cathedral Rock Trail with SIX DATES available this summer!

Do you love hiking?  Do you love trails!?  Join our Cathedral Rock Volunteer Trail Crew this summer and help us repair and improve one of the most popular trails in the Spring Mountains.

Our second event will be Wednesday June 28. RSVP at the bottom of this page to sign up for Wednesday, June 28. 

Volunteers will assist with repairs along Cathedral Rock Trail including:

• clearing and repairing drainage bars, dips, and cuts.
• removing downed trees from the trail corridor.
• trimming brush and aspens along the trail corridor.
• building a check dam to prevent erosion.
• repairing and replacing rock steps.
• removing damaged benches and posts.
• repairing washout erosion.
• building new drainage features.
• building a crib wall. 
• and more!

Cathedral Rock Trail is a strenuous, high elevation, steeply inclined trail. The trail may have snow, ice, mud, or water on it throughout the early summer.  Volunteers are strongly encouraged to hike the trail before committing to a day project with the Cathedral Rock Volunteer Trail Crew this summer.  The high elevation and steep terrain make the hike deceptively difficult, especially when carrying tools, water, lunch, and PPE.

Trail work is a rewarding challenge and will change your perspective about hiking.  We'll be using traditional tools and skills, working with US Forest Service Staff to accomplish our trail goals.

Volunteers will hike up to 3 miles roundtrip with tools, personal protective equipment, their own water and lunch, and other items needed for a day on the trail.  Friends of Nevada Wilderness will provide safety training, necessary personal protective equipment, and tools.  Our Stewardship team will demonstrate how to use our tools, including crosscut saws, rock bars, and mcleods.  

Closed-toe shoes, and long pants are required attire.  Volunteers must be 18 years old.  Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate pets. 

Please contact Peter Sbraccia [email protected] with any questions. 

Join our Volunteer Cat Rock Trail Crew this summer and help Friends and USFS repair Cathedral Rock Trail with SIX DATES available this summer!

Do you love hiking?  Do you love trails!?  Join our Cathedral Rock Volunteer Trail Crew this summer and help us repair and improve one of the most popular trails in the Spring Mountains.

Our third event will be Saturday July 8. RSVP at the bottom of this page to sign up for Saturday, July 8. 

Volunteers will assist with repairs along Cathedral Rock Trail including:

• clearing and repairing drainage bars, dips, and cuts.
• removing downed trees from the trail corridor.
• trimming brush and aspens along the trail corridor.
• building a check dam to prevent erosion.
• repairing and replacing rock steps.
• removing damaged benches and posts.
• repairing washout erosion.
• building new drainage features.
• building a crib wall. 
• and more!

Cathedral Rock Trail is a strenuous, high elevation, steeply inclined trail. The trail may have snow, ice, mud, or water on it throughout the early summer.  Volunteers are strongly encouraged to hike the trail before committing to a day project with the Cathedral Rock Volunteer Trail Crew this summer.  The high elevation and steep terrain make the hike deceptively difficult, especially when carrying tools, water, lunch, and PPE.

Trail work is a rewarding challenge and will change your perspective about hiking.  We'll be using traditional tools and skills, working with US Forest Service Staff to accomplish our trail goals.

Volunteers will hike up to 3 miles roundtrip with tools, personal protective equipment, their own water and lunch, and other items needed for a day on the trail.  Friends of Nevada Wilderness will provide safety training, necessary personal protective equipment, and tools.  Our Stewardship team will demonstrate how to use our tools, including crosscut saws, rock bars, and mcleods.  

Closed-toe shoes, and long pants are required attire.  Volunteers must be 18 years old.  Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate pets. 

Please contact Peter Sbraccia [email protected] with any questions. 

Join our Volunteer Cat Rock Trail Crew this summer and help Friends and USFS repair Cathedral Rock Trail with SIX DATES available this summer!

Do you love hiking?  Do you love trails!?  Join our Cathedral Rock Volunteer Trail Crew this summer and help us repair and improve one of the most popular trails in the Spring Mountains.

Our second event will be Wednesday July 12. RSVP at the bottom of this page to sign up for Wednesday, July 12. 

Volunteers will assist with repairs along Cathedral Rock Trail including:

• clearing and repairing drainage bars, dips, and cuts.
• removing downed trees from the trail corridor.
• trimming brush and aspens along the trail corridor.
• building a check dam to prevent erosion.
• repairing and replacing rock steps.
• removing damaged benches and posts.
• repairing washout erosion.
• building new drainage features.
• building a crib wall. 
• and more!

Cathedral Rock Trail is a strenuous, high elevation, steeply inclined trail. The trail may have snow, ice, mud, or water on it throughout the early summer.  Volunteers are strongly encouraged to hike the trail before committing to a day project with the Cathedral Rock Volunteer Trail Crew this summer.  The high elevation and steep terrain make the hike deceptively difficult, especially when carrying tools, water, lunch, and PPE.

Trail work is a rewarding challenge and will change your perspective about hiking.  We'll be using traditional tools and skills, working with US Forest Service Staff to accomplish our trail goals.

Volunteers will hike up to 3 miles roundtrip with tools, personal protective equipment, their own water and lunch, and other items needed for a day on the trail.  Friends of Nevada Wilderness will provide safety training, necessary personal protective equipment, and tools.  Our Stewardship team will demonstrate how to use our tools, including crosscut saws, rock bars, and mcleods.  

Closed-toe shoes, and long pants are required attire.  Volunteers must be 18 years old.  Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate pets. 

Please contact Peter Sbraccia [email protected] with any questions. 

Join our Volunteer Cat Rock Trail Crew this summer and help Friends and USFS repair Cathedral Rock Trail with SIX DATES available this summer!

Do you love hiking?  Do you love trails!?  Join our Cathedral Rock Volunteer Trail Crew this summer and help us repair and improve one of the most popular trails in the Spring Mountains.

Our third event will be Saturday July 29. RSVP at the bottom of this page to sign up for Saturday, July 29. 

Volunteers will assist with repairs along Cathedral Rock Trail including:

• clearing and repairing drainage bars, dips, and cuts.
• removing downed trees from the trail corridor.
• trimming brush and aspens along the trail corridor.
• building a check dam to prevent erosion.
• repairing and replacing rock steps.
• removing damaged benches and posts.
• repairing washout erosion.
• building new drainage features.
• building a crib wall. 
• and more!

Cathedral Rock Trail is a strenuous, high elevation, steeply inclined trail. The trail may have snow, ice, mud, or water on it throughout the early summer.  Volunteers are strongly encouraged to hike the trail before committing to a day project with the Cathedral Rock Volunteer Trail Crew this summer.  The high elevation and steep terrain make the hike deceptively difficult, especially when carrying tools, water, lunch, and PPE.

Trail work is a rewarding challenge and will change your perspective about hiking.  We'll be using traditional tools and skills, working with US Forest Service Staff to accomplish our trail goals.

Volunteers will hike up to 3 miles roundtrip with tools, personal protective equipment, their own water and lunch, and other items needed for a day on the trail.  Friends of Nevada Wilderness will provide safety training, necessary personal protective equipment, and tools.  Our Stewardship team will demonstrate how to use our tools, including crosscut saws, rock bars, and mcleods.  

Closed-toe shoes, and long pants are required attire.  Volunteers must be 18 years old.  Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate pets. 

Please contact Peter Sbraccia [email protected] with any questions. 

Join our Volunteer Cat Rock Trail Crew this summer and help Friends and USFS repair Cathedral Rock Trail with SIX DATES available this summer!

Do you love hiking?  Do you love trails!?  Join our Cathedral Rock Volunteer Trail Crew this summer and help us repair and improve one of the most popular trails in the Spring Mountains.

Our second event will be Saturday, August 5. RSVP at the bottom of this page to sign up for Saturday, August 5. 

Volunteers will assist with repairs along Cathedral Rock Trail including:

• clearing and repairing drainage bars, dips, and cuts.
• removing downed trees from the trail corridor.
• trimming brush and aspens along the trail corridor.
• building a check dam to prevent erosion.
• repairing and replacing rock steps.
• removing damaged benches and posts.
• repairing washout erosion.
• building new drainage features.
• building a crib wall. 
• and more!

Cathedral Rock Trail is a strenuous, high elevation, steeply inclined trail. The trail may have snow, ice, mud, or water on it throughout the early summer.  Volunteers are strongly encouraged to hike the trail before committing to a day project with the Cathedral Rock Volunteer Trail Crew this summer.  The high elevation and steep terrain make the hike deceptively difficult, especially when carrying tools, water, lunch, and PPE.

Trail work is a rewarding challenge and will change your perspective about hiking.  We'll be using traditional tools and skills, working with US Forest Service Staff to accomplish our trail goals.

Volunteers will hike up to 3 miles roundtrip with tools, personal protective equipment, their own water and lunch, and other items needed for a day on the trail.  Friends of Nevada Wilderness will provide safety training, necessary personal protective equipment, and tools.  Our Stewardship team will demonstrate how to use our tools, including crosscut saws, rock bars, and mcleods.  

Closed-toe shoes, and long pants are required attire.  Volunteers must be 18 years old.  Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate pets. 

Please contact Peter Sbraccia [email protected] with any questions.