ROTARY PEAK/LOVELAND PASS TRAIL HEAD WORK DAY

Join with Rotarians from Summit County and the Friends of The Dillon Ranger District as we restore the rail fencing at the summit of Loveland Pass. This Rotrarian initiated public service project is aimed at developing a strong local identity of Rotary with Loveland Pass and especially "Rotary Peak," 1.5 miles west of the pass along the popular trail that traces the Continental Divide. Materials will be provided by the USFS. Overseeing volunteers will be the Project Manager of Friends of The Dillon Ranger District. Bring work gloves, sunglasses, hat, and a warm jacket in case of cold temperatures. Considering the limited scope of the project, the work is expected to be completed well before noon.