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Start Date-End Date: 07/15/2006-01/00/1900
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Summary: Participants will complete a trail reroute through a rejuvenated burn area.
Description: Vallecito Reservoir is one of southern Colorado's most popular recreation destinations. Located just 25 miles northeast of Durango and surrounded by the San Juan National Forest, it is also a key access point to the San Juan Mountains. Partnering with the San Juan Mountains Association and the USDA Forest Service, VOC will reroute a popular trail off private land through the recovering Missionary Fire burn area. Spend two spectacular days constructing new trail and assisting with re-vegetation efforts to close the old trail. Enjoy great camping (close to creature comforts) while helping create sustainable public access to great hiking and sublime views.
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Total Adult Volunteers Attended: 170
Total Youth Volunteers Attended: 4
Total Volunteer Days: 176
Total Unique Volunteers: 90
Total Volunteer Hours: 982
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