The Forest Society is celebrating Earth Day and a healthy planet by empowering our visitors and locals to give a little love to the mountain and lakes by helping in spring clean-up effort.
Join our staff and members of our volunteer Forest Society Conservation Corps for a DIY cleanup hike.
WHAT: We all have the best intentions, but sometimes we leave behind litter, forget a bag of dog poop, or our lunch bag blows away in the wind. When over 50,000 people visit Mt Major each year, a little bit here and there can really add up! Take the DIY Trail Trash Challenge and give a little love for the mountain, the lakes, and the wildlife that calls this area home.
All you have to do is:
- Show up to the Mt Major trailhead parking area between 10 AM and 2 PM
- Take a hike! At the and on the way, spend some time looking for litter and trash that has collected along the bushed and the sides of the trail
- Bring you own bag, or use one of ours - they'll be provided in the parking lot -We will also provide nitrile gloves for the yucky stuff!
- When you get back to the parking lot, take a look around for stuff that may have been left behind or fallen out of people's cars
- Tie off your bag, and toss it in the back of the Forest Society truck
This is a DIY Challenge - No Registration Required. Just Hike Your Own Hike, and do a little work on your way!
