
Trail Turnpike Building at Mount Agamenticus
Mount Agamenticus Conservation Region
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Saturday, July 20, 2019 • 9:00am–12:30pm
Mt. Agamenticus Road
York, ME 03902
United States
Family-Friendly
Yes
High Adventure
Yes
Setting
About the Event
We will be hiking out to the Notch Trail to work on a very muddy section of trail that has been rutted out with limited options to reroute. To remedy this problem we will be building a turnpike structure out of nature materials found in the area: Hemlock Trees, rock and soil.
A turnpike is a way to get the water off of the trail tread by raising the tread up and stabilizing the surface. Work will include peeling logs, hauling bucket loads of dirt and rock while working in and around a wet buggy area. Snacks and refreshments will be provided after the event.
What to bring
Youth Instructions
Questions?
Contact Darin Radatz at dradatz@yorkmaine.org or 810-990-9748.
Location Details
Drive up to the summit of Mount Agamenticus and park in the summit parking lot. Then walk over to the tan barn building located on the west side of the summit.