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National Public Lands Day: Trail Sign Installation

Volunteering
Sun, Sep 27, 2026

Event Details

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Volunteer Work Day: Trail Sign Installation

Join us for a hands‑on volunteer project to install a new trail sign and trail map at the Millennium–Merritt Ridge connection. This sign will help hikers navigate the area and better enjoy the trail system.

Project Activities

  • Using hand tools to dig and assemble the sign
  • Digging four post holes
  • Using a drill to attach hardware
  • Carrying wood and a couple bags of concrete approximately 1 mile down the trail to the work site

What to Bring

  • Water and any snacks you may need
  • Weather‑appropriate clothing
  • Clothes you don’t mind getting dirty

Meeting Details

  • Location: Millennium & Merritt Ridge Trailhead
  • Time: 10:00 AM
  • End Time: Approximately 2:00 PM

We appreciate your help and look forward to working together on improving our trail system!

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Edgar Evins State Park, encompassing 6,338 acres, is a haven for outdoor beauty and recreational opportunities. Nestled on the shores of Center Hill Lake, the park invites visitors to explore its scenic trails, climb the observation tower for panoramic views, and immerse themselves in the tranquility of the lake. Whether you're seeking adventure or relaxation, Edgar Evins State Park offers a memorable escape into nature.