SCTAI

Impact on the Trail

Celebrating the clubs who care for San Bernardino National Forest trails.

Clubs in Action

From annual trail inventories to hands-on repairs, Adopt-A-Trail clubs help keep designated routes cared for and ready for responsible recreation. Here are a few recent highlights.

WayWeGos volunteers working among the boulders at the John Bull Gatekeeper.
Workday

WayWeGos

John Bull Gatekeeper Repair

WayWeGos repaired the John Bull Gatekeeper and blocked unauthorized access routes around the obstacle, helping keep trail use on the designated route.

Survey

Inland Empire 4 Wheelrs (IE4W)

Y Routes Inventory Surveys

IE4W conducted inventory surveys of their adopted Y routes. These annual inspections document hazards, unauthorized use, campfire remains, and trash to support Forest Service trail management.

IE4W volunteers installing a Carsonite post during the August 30 Broom Flats workday.
Workday

Inland Empire 4 Wheelrs (IE4W)

Broom Flats & Juniper Springs

IE4W installed 11 Carsonite signs and fencing to close unauthorized routes, supported restoration work, and completed brushing and litter removal.

Dirty Playas volunteers replacing a fire ring during the August 28, 2026 workday.
Workday

Dirty Playas Off Road Club

Yellow Post Campsites

Dirty Playas removed a hazardous post at Yellow Post #1 and replaced the fire ring at Yellow Post #2, helping care for these forest campsites.

Workday

MyJeepRocks with Offroad Regulator

Holcomb Creek, 3N93

MyJeepRocks completed approximately a quarter mile of brushing on Holcomb Creek, 3N93, with support from Offroad Regulator.