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National Trails Day June 3rd 8 am to 4 pm Mead Conservation Center Participants should wear hiking boots and gloves and bring lunch, water and a rain coat. Pot luck dinner to follow at 4:00 pm. Everyone is welcome. Please bring musical instruments if you have them. |
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Hike for the Trails Day July 22nd 8 am Mt Morgan Trail head Participants should wear hiking boots and bring lunch, water and a rain coat. |
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SLA Trail Adopters |
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There are over 40 SLA Trail Adopters and the maintenance of the trails in the Squam Lakes region depends on their dedication. Thanks to all the Trail Adopters for the great work on SLA Trails! SLA Trail Adopters maintain trails by clearing debris from the waterbars, clearing vegetation along the trails, and completing a trail report. The trail report is used to assess trail maintenance needs, including: trail reconstruction, approximate location of blowdowns, and missing signs or blazes. Volunteer time is also used as a matching source for grants. Trail Adopters may complete the trail report form here. Downloads |
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Volunteers and camp groups may work with the SLA Trail Crew, in exchange for camping discounts at Mead Conservation Center. |
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Squam Conservation Corps The SLA is organizing the Squam Conservation Corps (SCC) which will offer conservation work experience to high school aged students. Participants will work with the SLA Trail Crew, SLA Backcountry Caretakers, and SLA Environmental Coordinator. Session 1: July 10 - 14 Session 2: August 7 - 11 See the JSLA page for registration information or call (603) 968-7336. |
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Contact SLA at (603) 968-7336 if you are interested in becoming a Trail Adopter. |
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