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As far as riding on muddy trails: most people don't respond kindly to being told they are doing the wrong thing... you have to show people the consequences of their actions. Signs at all the trailheads explaining trail erosion (with photos) will gradually have an impact on how people think...

Too bad we can't put up one of those color coded signs like they have for forest fire danger.

I first noticed beaver activity last spring. They started building this dam over the summer. There was a huge tree that fell across the creek and they built off of that. I agree with J- as of now... it doesn't really effect anything. But... I enjoy riding by and seeing the changes week to week.

Great call as far as letting the park naturalist decide the proper plan of action. I actually enjoy the fact that we have a dam. I would hate to see it removed. If anything- the dam will help prevent flooding.

Count me in.

Hope nobody is seriously thinking about ripping out a beaver dam... hard to image the park people would sign off on that. If the trail is getting soggy- move the trail.

I'll be there.

I'll be out of the house... at the park- digging. So yes... I'm in. Sorry for the confusion.

I'll be out.

Always fun to come out and see a new park. Glad I could help.

Walked red and orange. Very sloppy in spots... especially on orange. More then a few puddles. Needs another 24 hours to dry out.

Never posted on this forum before. But... would love to come out and lend a hand.