Join us for the Third annual Cape Horn Rake-a-thon!
Cape Horn Conservancy is sponsoring the Third Annual Rake-a-thon on Sunday, November 11, 2018 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Everyone is welcome to sign up and pitch in to rake the leaves and debris from the entire Cape Horn Trail. Removing leaves from the trail reduces trail maintenance and repair since the trail drains better without soggy leaves.
Volunteers should B-Y-O-R--bring your own rake!! (And hard hat if you happen to have one). Meeting locations will depend on your assigned section which will be communicated later. Be sure to dress for the weather and bring water and a snack.
After our raking is done we will gather at the Prindle Park covered shelter with a blazing fire in the fireplace and enjoy hot drinks, hearty chili, bread and cookies--our way of thanking you for helping to keep the Cape Horn Trail one of the best maintained trails in the gorge! Prindle Park shelter is just 2 miles from the Cape Horn trailhead. Driving directions will be provided.
Sign up for this easy, enjoyable work party by completing a short sign-up form under the "Volunteer tab”: Work Party Info and Signup
Volunteers should B-Y-O-R--bring your own rake!! (And hard hat if you happen to have one). Meeting locations will depend on your assigned section which will be communicated later. Be sure to dress for the weather and bring water and a snack.
After our raking is done we will gather at the Prindle Park covered shelter with a blazing fire in the fireplace and enjoy hot drinks, hearty chili, bread and cookies--our way of thanking you for helping to keep the Cape Horn Trail one of the best maintained trails in the gorge! Prindle Park shelter is just 2 miles from the Cape Horn trailhead. Driving directions will be provided.
Sign up for this easy, enjoyable work party by completing a short sign-up form under the "Volunteer tab”: Work Party Info and Signup
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Dedicated volunteers have made the Cape Horn Trail one of the best in the gorge. If you love the trail, please consider volunteering for one of our upcoming work parties.
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If you love the Cape Horn Trail and would like to support our cause, please consider making a donation.
To learn more about how we use contributions visit the Donate page. |
The full trail is a 7.2 mile loop with 1,300 feet of elevation change.
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