COSCA Trail Work Day Oct. 2012 Turns Out Big Numbers: Report and Photo Gallery

Steve Clark of CORBA and the Santa Monica Mountains Trails Council pauses during work on the re-routed section of Hawk Canyon Trail.

The 22nd COSCA Trail Work Day had one of the largest turnouts in history this past Saturday with 160 volunteers helping build nearly a mile of new trail in the Western Plateau area to the west of Wildwood Park. An entirely new section of trail was installed which re-routed the existing trail away from an unstable stream-side exposure.

Blake Donley (left) won the grand prize Giant Revel 4 mountain bike, donated by Giant Bicycles, at the Trail Work Day opportunity drawing.

The staging location was new this year, with volunteers meeting at the new Santa Rosa Park facility off Sant Rosa Road in Santa Rosa Valley. The Western Plateau area of the Conejo Open Space Conservation Agency will be getting many more miles of trails installed within the next several years.

See our photo gallery to see all the goings on!

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One Response to “COSCA Trail Work Day Oct. 2012 Turns Out Big Numbers: Report and Photo Gallery”

  1. Where in the Conejo contest for February 14 and the January 1st winner – Conejo Open Space Fdn says:
    February 14, 2020 at 6:46 am

    […] is in the Conejo Canyons Open Space area. The section of the trail shown in the photo was added in 2012 during the Annual Trail Work Day in October. Then we had to return to restore the trail during the Spring Trail Work Day in March […]