Marin Municipal Water District’s Board of Directors authorized $150,000 in funding to help launch construction in July 2020 on the Azalea Hill / Liberty Gulch trail project, a long-held MCBC priority that will connect the Mt. Tamalpais Watershed with Pine Mountain.
A note from Executive Director Jim Elias on 2018 accomplishments, many of which were years in the making.
Our response to the Marin Horse Council’s recent public statement on our call for improved access to leased lands in Pt. Reyes National Seashore. Add your voice by Friday, November 30!
Work has been completed on the upper portion of the trail, which is now officially designated and open to people on foot and bike–but it comes with a caveat.
The long-held vision for an off-road connection between the Pine Mountain / Kent Lake and Bon Tempe / Deer Park sides of the Mt. Tam Watershed is nearing reality, with bike access on Azalea Hill in sight. Join MCBC and fellow trail supporters on Tuesday, May 14, when the MMWD Directors consider project approval.
As NPS begins its review of leased land management practices, join MCBC in calling for improved bike access to our public lands by commenting before November 30.
MMWD crews will begin a project at the Bon Tempe North Intertie located at the intersection of Eldridge Grade, Fish Grade, Shaver Grade and Phoenix Lake Road near Phoenix Lake on the Mt. Tamalpais Watershed.
Providing safe connectivity is one of the MCBC Off-Road core mission objectives. The Marin County Open Space recommendation to allow bikes on the Bob Middagh Trail advances that goal.
Be aware that Cascade Canyon/Repack Fire Road will be closed from 7:00 AM to 2:00 PM on Thanksgiving Day, November 24.
