Typical weekend schedule:

FRIDAY

- You may arrive after 12:00 PM.
- Help preparing tools and equipment until 2:00 PM
- Go for a ride after 2:00PM.
- Dinner (included) will be served as early as 7:00 PM. If you are arriving after 7:00 PM, you may need to make other dinner arrangements.

SATURDAY

- Breakfast (included) will be served around 7:30 AM.
- Make a bagged lunch (included): Sando's & snacks.
- Trail work begins at 9:00 AM after breakfast.
- We eat lunch trailside
- Trail work typically ends no later than 3:00 PM. Earlier if we kick ass.
- Ride bikes if you've got it in you.
- Dinner (included)

SUNDAY

- Breakfast (included) will be served around 8:30 AM
- Ride day. Enjoy the trails after putting in time on Saturday. Must leave camp by 1:00pm.

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Accommodations:‍

Minimalistic cabin camping is available to us unless otherwise indicated. There are several bunk houses that are available for you to sleep in. Additionally, there is space around the outside of the main lodge on a covered patio where you can pitch a tent. Van/car camping is also an option if you happen to be driving one of those types of vehicles.

Bring blankets and/or sleeping bag and a pillow!

Bring the right trail work gear!!

Here's your list of things you must remember to bring to trail work in order to make it through...

• Backpack (hydration pack recommended) to carry your lunch, water, and other necessities.
• Work gloves. Second pair isn't a baid idea either. We also have work gloves if you don't have your own favorite pair.
• Protective eyewear. We also can provide this if you don't have your own.
• Sun screen for sunny days.
• Work boots with solid steel or plastic toe box. Sneakers don't cut it for trail work because we're moving heavy things like rocks and logs, and you could get your toes smashed up pretty bad if you don't have adequate protection.
• Long pants & Long sleeves. We work with brush, and saws and things that can scratch you up or cut you if you're not wearing protective clothing. Layer up.
• Rain pancho because it can get wet in our winter and spring days.
• Technu, while we have this on-site there is a lot of poison oak at Wente, and this stuff is the real deal. You might want your own in case you're concerned about a contaminated bottle in the shower, and are exceptionally sensitive.

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