The Mazamas have a long history of trail tending in the Pacific Northwest.


Tasks at these activities will often include cutting logs, trimming brush, and clearing drain dips. No experience necessary, but certifications such as crosscut saw training are very helpful!


See individual activities for details.

Activity Notes

We will be working in the Bull of the Woods WIlderness, reclaiming trails from closure since the Beachie Creek Fire of 2020. TKO will provide the tools, safety gear, training, supervision and snacks, and we provide the Mazama power! Volunteers will meet early in the morning at the MMC and should return by 5 p.m. Bring lunch, water, rain gear, and work gloves if you have them We will meet at the MMC at 6:45 AM and carpool to Ripplebrook where we will meet some TKO folks. Estimated return by 5:00 PM. If carpooling from the MMC is not an option for you, meet at the Ripplebrook Store at 8:00. You will need to sign up on TKO's event registration page, located here: September 21st Bull of the Woods Wilderness Work Party