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Lower Wilder Ranch Trail Restoration

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The Lower Wilder Ranch Trail Restoration project aims to enhance trail safety and reduce user conflict within Wilder Ranch State Park by rehabilitating key trail segments on the Eucalyptus Loop, Old Cabin, and Wild Boar Trails, along with the Fern Grotto Beach Access. Work includes removing redundant and poorly aligned trails, restoring topography to mitigate erosion and sedimentation, and eliminating unofficial bypass paths. On the Fern Grotto Beach Access, one wood puncheon and 50 linear feet of trail will be removed, replaced by 30 linear feet of wooden cantilevered steps. On the Eucalyptus Loop, a 6,000-foot trail reroute will be constructed under forest canopy, replacing 5,000 feet of outdated road in the meadow, with 59,510 square feet of land restored. Five steel I-beam bridges and one wood puncheon will be installed with concrete abutments, and 170 feet of drainage lens will be added across five locations, along with trail reconstruction to ensure proper outslope and water flow. The Old Cabin Trail will see a 3,750-foot reroute moving the path away from the ridge and watercourse, with 3,500 feet of degraded trail removed and the surrounding area restored. A steel I-beam bridge and wood puncheon will be supported by 68 cubic feet of excavation for concrete foundations, and trail sections will be rebuilt with improved drainage alignment. On the Wild Boar Trail, a 2,400-foot reroute will shift the path out of the meadow and off the fall line, removing 2,210 feet of existing road and restoring both meadow and forest understory. A 75-foot drainage lens will be installed, and trail surfaces will be recontoured to correct outslope and manage runoff. All efforts are focused on reducing environmental impact, improving trail sustainability, and enhancing visitor experience across the park’s trail network.

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Restore and reroute trails, remove redundant paths, install bridges and drainage, and restore terrain to enhance safety and sustainability.

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California Parks and Recreation, Department of

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CA, 95060

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AgencyCalifornia Parks and Recreation, Department of
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California Parks and Recreation, Department of
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Linda HitchcockSenior Park and Recreation Specialist

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Project proposes to improve existing trail alignments within Wilder Ranch State Park to reduce user conflict and improve trail safety. The work is proposed for portions of the Eucalyptus Loop, Old Cabin, and Wild Boar Trails will alleviate erosion, reduce sediment delivery into nearby drainages, and curtail the creation of unofficial trail segments used to bypass trail obstacles. Work will occur as follows: On the Fern Grotto Beach Access • Remove one (1) wood puncheon; • Remove approx. 50 linear feet (LF) of poorly aligned and redundant trail; and • Construct 30 LF of wood cabling steps leading down existing trail to beach. On the Eucalyptus Loop Trail: • Construct an approx. 6,000 LF reroute of the eastern segment of the road and construct a new approx. 4ft wide trail on contour under forest canopy; • Remove approx. 5,000 LF of poorly aligned road in the meadow and topographically Restore approx. 59,510 sq ft of the meadow; • Excavate approx. 300 cu. ft. to install concrete abutments and approaches for five (5) steel I-beam bridges and one (1) wood puncheon. • Construct approx. 170 ft of 6ft wide drainage lens along trail (5 locations); and • Reconstruct sections of the trail with corrected outslope to facilitate proper drainage. On the Old Cabin Trail: • Construct an approx. 3,750 LF reroute to pull the existing trail off the ridge line and away from the water course; • Remove approx. 3,500 LF of poorly aligned trail and topographically restore the area • Excavate approx. 68 cu. ft. for concrete abutments and approaches for one (1) steel I-beam bridge and one (1) wood puncheon; and • Reconstruct sections of the trail with corrected outslope to facilitate proper drainage. On the Wild Boar Trail: • Construct an approx. 2,400 LF reroute to pull existing trail out of the meadow and off of the fall line; • Remove approx. 2,210 LF of poorly aligned road and restore the meadow and forest understory; • Construct a 75ft long x 6ft wide drainage lens along the trail; and • Reconstruct sections of the trail with corrected outslope to facilitate proper drainage.

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