Source One Serenity's Trail Program
Make Impact in the Forest
Since 2021, Source One Serenity has been collaborating with the Umpqua National Forest to reopen the Boulder Creek Trail #1552 in the Boulder Creek Wilderness that wasn't accessible for a decade.
In 2023, we continue the trail work in the Boulder Creek Wilderness and also work in some other great locations in the Umpqua National Forest.
Upcoming Projects in the Umpqua National Forest and Events
Trail Work at Hemlock Lake
Join us on Saturday, October 21st for a day of trail maintenance at the beautiful Hemlock Lake, in collaboration with Forest Service and Team Rubicon.
Date: Saturday, October 21st
Meeting Point: Hemlock Meadows Campground, Campsite #2 Directions
Time: 9:00 AM
Work Details:
Brushing and tread work on the Cavitt Tie Trail #1522E, a one-mile trail branching off from the Yellowjacket Loop Trail #1522.
Please be aware that there is no cell service at Hemlock Lake, so plan accordingly.
Refreshments:
Our partners at Team Rubicon have generously offered to provide snacks and drinks when work concludes at 3 pm. But please bring your own snacks and water to have during the trail work.
All tools and PPE will be provided.
Ongoing Project "Reopen the Trail" in the Boulder Creek Wilderness
Thanks to our dedicated trail crew members, volunteers, and several partners, this trail is passable again!
Rebuilding Reynolds Shelter
Dates: TBD
A meaningful project in our community we are working on is to rebuild Reynolds Shelter which was built by CCC in the 1930ies but burnt in 2018.
Past Events in 2023
On public lands to date, Source One Serenity has:
cleared
56.5
miles of trails
rendered
3,726
volunteer hours
estimated value of
$61,597
“Conservation is getting nowhere because it is incompatible with our Abrahamic concept of land. We abuse land because we regard it as a commodity belonging to us. When we see land as a community to which we belong, we may begin to use it with love and respect.”
Aldo Leopold