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| Keywords: arizona coconino national forest coconinonationalforest dry lake hills drylakehills flagstaff biking organization flagstaffbikingorganization flagstaff ranger district flagstaffrangerdistrict forest service forestservice little bear trail littlebeartrail pentax k-1 pentaxk1 usfs flagstaff forest hiking outdoors trail trail work trailwork volunteer united states unitedstates outdoor grass plant bird animal Thousands of ponderosa pine seedlings were planted in the burn area by a community efforts with volunteers, Northern Arizona University, and Coconino National Forest. The area around Little Bear Trail in the Dry Lake Hills north of Flagstaff, Arizona was burned in 2010 by the Schultz Fire. Subsequent damage caused by heavy monsoon rains has kept the trail closed through the years since the fire. Flagstaff Biking Organization has worked with the Coconino National Forest to organize several trail work days to restore the trail for use by hikers, bikers, and horseback riders. Approximately 25 volunteers and Forest Service personnel gathered on Saturday, September 10, 2016 to continue the efforts to repair drainages and surfaces along the trail. For more information, visit: Coconino National Forest coconinonationalforest.us Flagstaff Biking Organization flagstaffbiking.org Thousands of ponderosa pine seedlings were planted in the burn area by a community efforts with volunteers, Northern Arizona University, and Coconino National Forest. The area around Little Bear Trail in the Dry Lake Hills north of Flagstaff, Arizona was burned in 2010 by the Schultz Fire. Subsequent damage caused by heavy monsoon rains has kept the trail closed through the years since the fire. Flagstaff Biking Organization has worked with the Coconino National Forest to organize several trail work days to restore the trail for use by hikers, bikers, and horseback riders. Approximately 25 volunteers and Forest Service personnel gathered on Saturday, September 10, 2016 to continue the efforts to repair drainages and surfaces along the trail. For more information, visit: Coconino National Forest coconinonationalforest.us Flagstaff Biking Organization flagstaffbiking.org | ||||
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