Event#: | 853 |
Date: | 2022-02-13 |
Agency: | State Parks |
Trail: | Trail Sign Survey |
Leader: | Jon Sheldon |
Hours: | 25 |
Volunteers: | 5 |
Distance: | 100 |
Status: | Completed |
Regulars: | 4 |
Casuals: | 0 |
pdf: | 20220213TrailSignSurvey.pdf |
CSUCI: | 1 |
Tag: | PMSP, CSUCI_TC, CSUCI |
Previous Events
ID |
Date |
Leader |
Hours |
857 | 2022-02-20 | Jon Sheldon | 18.0 |
856 | 2022-02-17 | Jon Sheldon | 9.0 |
853 | 2022-02-13 | Jon Sheldon | 25.0 |
847 | 2022-01-18 | Jon Sheldon | 10.0 |
846 | 2022-01-14 | Jon Sheldon | 5.5 |
841 | 2022-01-13 | Jon Sheldon | 16.5 |
840 | 2022-01-09 | Jon Sheldon | 10.0 |
Crew Member |
Hours |
Dorian Curtin | 5.00 |
Jon Sheldon | 5.00 |
Katie Eikenberry | 5.00 |
Ruth Feldon | 5.00 |
Two Trail Council volunteers and three CSUCI students met at the
Sycamore Cyn Day Use Parking area and carpooled into the park to
begin hiking at the Serrano Cyn TH for an excursion around Serrano
Valley with a break at the Serrano Homesite.
Six signs from the 2007 installation project were surveyed, one of which
was found to be missing.
We determined that four new signs would be beneficial in Serrano
Valley and found three signs (two unreadable) that were not included in
the 2007 package.
We also found that the Harrison map and State Park GIS data do not
reflect the obvious, well used path between the southern terminus of the
Serrano Valley Loop Trail and the Serrano Homesite. The main route in
this section is clearly delineated in apps (Gaia, Alltrails) based on
OpenStreetMap data