SBTS Collecting Input for Beckwourth Peak Trail Project
The Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship (SBTS) is collecting public input and is applying for California State Proposition 68 “Statewide Park Development and Community Revitalization Program” funds to complete the Beckwourth Peak Recreation Project near the city of Portola, California.
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Builders for Builders Raises $56,000 for trail projects including Beckwourth Peak Trail
The Builders for Builders fundraiser benefiting Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship was an enormous success, raising $56,000 much of which will be used for the...
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Comments Needed for Downieville and Quincy Trailwork
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Quincy Trail Daze – April 20
Project Overview Volunteer workday project focus will be on trail work on Mt. Hough. Volunteers will help the SBTS crew with finish work on the...
Downieville Trail Daze – May 4
Project Overview Third Divide Trail Meeting Location We will be meeting at Yuba Expeditions Parking Lot at 8:30am Project Schedule 8:30 AM Breakfast,...
Quincy Mountain Epic – May 17-19
Join SBTS on May 17th-19st in celebration of our Spring Epic Weekend in Quincy, where all the food and beer is covered for our beloved SBTS Members! The...
Lost and Found Gravel Grinder: June 1, 2019
30 mile, 60 mile and 100 mile epicly beautiful bike ride. A perfect blend of pavement, dirt road, gravel road and historic railroad grade. The route is 100...
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