Trail Work
The work on our section of the Appalachian trail comprises several categories:
(1) Individual CVATC members are responsible for the routine maintenance of separate sections of the footpath.
(2) The Club organizes group workdays to handle projects too large for an individual maintainer.
These are generally held on the 3rd Saturday of the month.
(3) A separate group of maintainers is responsible for maintaining our boundary corridor.
See below for more on Corridor Stewardship.
(4) The "Weed Warriors" group concentrates on eliminating invasive species like mile-a-minute, multi-flora rose, swallow wort, etc. and allowing our native species to thrive. Send an email to [email protected] with "Weed Warriors" in the subject line to join this group.
(1) Individual CVATC members are responsible for the routine maintenance of separate sections of the footpath.
(2) The Club organizes group workdays to handle projects too large for an individual maintainer.
These are generally held on the 3rd Saturday of the month.
(3) A separate group of maintainers is responsible for maintaining our boundary corridor.
See below for more on Corridor Stewardship.
(4) The "Weed Warriors" group concentrates on eliminating invasive species like mile-a-minute, multi-flora rose, swallow wort, etc. and allowing our native species to thrive. Send an email to [email protected] with "Weed Warriors" in the subject line to join this group.
CLICK HERE for pictures from recent workdays.
WE'D LOVE TO HAVE YOU JOIN US!! For more information, check the CVATC Calendar page on this site or send us an email using the form below. Most events meet at the A.T. parking lot at the Scott Farm A.T. Work Center, in Middlesex Township, between Mechanicsburg and Carlisle. The location is shown on the map below. Click here for link to the map on the Google Maps site, which you can use to get turn by turn directions.
CVATC CORRIDOR STEWARDSHIP
Our corridor stewardship activities include helping to clear the 37 miles of boundary through the valley, set metal posts where boundary monuments are missing, pick up trash from within the boundary but not the trail, pull invasive plant species, etc. We generally have corridor stewardship workdays on Wednesday mornings, usually starting at 9 am. Check the CVATC Calendar here on our website and our newsletter for specific dates and times. You can also contact us using the form below.
Our corridor stewardship activities include helping to clear the 37 miles of boundary through the valley, set metal posts where boundary monuments are missing, pick up trash from within the boundary but not the trail, pull invasive plant species, etc. We generally have corridor stewardship workdays on Wednesday mornings, usually starting at 9 am. Check the CVATC Calendar here on our website and our newsletter for specific dates and times. You can also contact us using the form below.
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