Showing posts with label Cold Spring Trail. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cold Spring Trail. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 21, 2017

Cold Spring Trail Wash Out Repair

Corey examining the damaged and narrow trail from Feb storms

Corey prepping the wash out for a rock support wall

All ready for trail users and the next big storm

Sunday, November 1, 2015

Cold Spring Trail Partially Re-Opens Following The Gibraltar Fire - Details Below

 Cold Spring Trail has reopened between the lower trail head and Montecito Peak only.  Trail between Montecito Peak and Camino Cielo Rd. is an active fire zone at this time and closed until further notice.  


Photos taken during the fire from the Riviera and from Cold Spring Trail  following the trail's re-opening.



Morning of 10/29

  Phos Chek dropped via jetliner


Not a worry in the world


 10/29 PM, Montecito Peak to the right


Cold Spring Trail on 11/1


View from Montecito Peak couple months back


Today





Closed portion of Cold Spring Trail as seen from Montecito Peak, 
multiple slides are just some of the issues on this section of trail



Fire fighters mopping up on the perimeter












Monday, September 28, 2015

National Public Lands Day 2015 on Cold Spring Trail was a success!

You may notice that Cold Spring Trail got a little more user friendly this past weekend.  This was thanks to a group of dedicated volunteers, local trail organizations, on this City, County, and USFS sponsored event.

Tread Reclaiming

The Trail Head


Tuesday, January 27, 2015

Cold Spring Trail Erosion Control

Lack of water drainage features on Cold Spring Trail began to cause a deep channel to form.  Front Country Trail Coordinator Chris Orr worked in cooperation to prevent future damage by adding water drains along the trail in key spots.

Cold Spring Trail showing water damage


 Lack of drainage

Chris Orr finishing off a drain


Before


After, knicks line the trail

More problem areas

A new knick

Sunday, November 30, 2014

Monday, April 14, 2014

State Trail Day, Cold Spring Trail 2014


State Trails Day 2014 on Cold Spring Trail was a great success.  Two miles of trail was cleared of nasty poison oak, low hanging brush and made more sustainable.  Special thanks to the agencies and all the volunteers who made this event possible!











Sunday, December 30, 2012

Santa Barbara's Last Snow of 2012

Snow dusted the peaks of Santa Barbara, one last time for 2012. 1-2 inches fell on the highest parts, making for more postcard like photos to send all your friends. Happy New Year from the Multiuse Trails Coalition!

First Tracks on Tunnel Trail


View of Goleta from La Cumbre


La Cumbre Picnic Area
 
La Cumbre Lookout
 
Cathedral and Arlington Peaks
 
Los Padres National Forest

 
Welcome to La Cumbre Peak
 
Camino Cielo Rd
 
Forbush Trail
 
El Deseo Ranch

Monday, November 19, 2012

Cold Spring Trail Fire Damage Repaired

Cold Spring Trail burn area has been repaired thanks to the Multiuse Trails Coalition. Much of the trail in the burn area had to be dug out and a new tread constructed. Water drainage structures were repaired to prevent further erosion in this area too. Enjoy!

The Trail Before

The Trail After

Before

After
Water Bar Before and After



Wednesday, October 3, 2012

National Public Lands Day 2012 A Success!

National Public Lands Day 2012 on Cold Spring Trail brought out an enthusiastic crowd ready to get dirty and make the trail better for all to enjoy.  Brush was trimmed back off the trail and water bars were opened up to prevent any further erosion from winter rains.  It was hot, it was dusty, but volunteers left knowing the trail was a much better place than it has been.  This event was sponsored by the USFS, City of SB, County of SB, along with REI, SB Mtn Bike Trail Volunteers, and the Multiuse Trails Coalition.
 
 
 
Volunteers gathering around Cold Spring Trail Head
 
Taking a break and enjoying the view along the trail
 
Opening up water bars is dirty work
 
Post work BBQ provided by SB Chicken Ranch