SFSC outlines 2025 trail work plan targeting problem areas and invasive plants
September 02, 2026 | Marshfield, Washington County, Vermont
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SFSC members outlined a 2025 work plan focused on addressing specific trail problem areas: sections at Grist Mill, a wet spot on Sugar House, the Grist Mill waterfall area, and wet spots at the bottom of King Brook. The plan also identifies invasive-species work targeting chervil and invasive honeysuckle, and calls for updated signage and trail markers to guide users.
The work-plan list was presented as a set of priorities for volunteer crews and will be the basis for a coordination spreadsheet. Doug volunteered to prepare a work-plan spreadsheet and timeline to organize specific tasks and timing for next year.
The work-plan list was presented as a set of priorities for volunteer crews and will be the basis for a coordination spreadsheet. Doug volunteered to prepare a work-plan spreadsheet and timeline to organize specific tasks and timing for next year.
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