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| Poor water drainage and a deluge of rain removed a section of trail |
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| Same area, angle reversed |
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| The trail now bypasses the washed out trail |
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| An eight foot section of fell down the hillside leaving users to walk up and around on the slippery slope |
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| Reverse angle |
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| Repaired! |
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| This debris slide covered the trail |
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| A path is now cut through the debris |
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| This mud slide covered a section of the trail |
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| Clear path |
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| High water runoff caused the trail to open up and begin to slide down the hill |
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| After, improved outsloping and small wall in place to hold up the trail |
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| This washout also occurred when a extreme flow of water breached the trail |
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| Washout reverse angle |
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| Corey laying the foundation for the tread through the washed out area |
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| New tread taking shape |
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| Joani and Corey looking over the finished product |
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| This section of trail has been narrowed by rockfall and slough leaving the trail begin eroded off the edge |
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| After- wider and safety with outsloping |
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| Several rutting by improper water drainage |
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| Water drains placed above this area and in the foreground will help prevent erosion below this area |
