The approximately 500 kms of the Ganaraska Hiking Trail is divided into sections which are maintained by the member clubs, responsible for:<\/p>\n\n\n\n
- Inspecting their trail section and reporting on its status<\/li>
- Cutting back branches and weeds and removing litter<\/li>
- Repainting blazes and ensuring the blazes are visible<\/li>
- Reporting issues with stiles, signage, erosion, and downed trees<\/li><\/ul>\n\n\n\n
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Our work parties cut tall grass and weeds, maintain signage, build trail re-routes, repair structures, build new structures, and generally do anything else that required on the trails.\u00a0 Trail Maintenance volunteers will be called on the join work parties, and will find that doing trail work is very satisfying and rewarding, as it leaves one not only with a better trail but also a sense of accomplishment, pride, and community spirit. The results of their work are much appreciated by hikers, especially the End to End hikers.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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