Friends of Boggs Mountain

Friends of Boggs Mountain (FOBM) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization formed to enhance the visitor’s experience in the forest through educational, interpretive, and recreational programs, help in development of facilities, and assist with maintenance and infrastructure improvements at Boggs Mountain Demonstration State Forest (BMDSF). The organization cooperates with BMDSF management and the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) to meet those objectives.

With BMDSF oversight and approval, we are organizing work crews to help rebuild Boggs trails. Please support our efforts with a donation and/or join as a member to help us revitalize the forest for all visitors! Thank you in advance.

4 weeks ago

Please join us at the annual Cobb Mountain Blackberry Cobbler Festival this coming Saturday August 24 at the Belmont Pines Golf Club in Cobb, formerly Mountain Meadow, from 11:00 am until 5:00 pm. The highlight is a blackberry cobbler competition as well as local arts and crafts, great food and beverages, a kids play area and more. Friends of Boggs Mountain will have a booth selling T-shirts, limited edition 75th anniversary Boggs Mountain Maps and raffle tickets for a $100 REI gift card and multiple gift cards for Hardester's Market. All proceeds go to restoring the trails in Boggs Mountain Demonstration State Forest.We will be located at booth number 86 so please come by to say hi!More information can be found at: ... See MoreSee Less

2024 BLACKBERRY COBBLER FESTIVAL – Explore Cobb CA

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Click here to play a video in YouTube: The First Annual Blackberry COBBler Festival at Whispering Pines Resort, from 2019.

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1 month ago

Unauthorized trail constructionIt has recently been reported that unauthorized trail construction is taking place in the forest. Most recently a new trail alignment was discovered off of Thinner trail near the fork with Gail’s Trail. Please understand that all trail construction must be approved by Cal Fire. FOBM goes through a painstaking process of professional design and development prior to a shovel hitting the ground taking into consideration grade, soils, water runoff and erosion. Most importantly we want to build trails that are fun to hike or ride. Trails randomly constructed actually delay our goal of restoring the trails since we must deconstruct unapproved trails requiring volunteer hours and cost. We all want to expedite trail construction with the goal of fully restoring all the trails destroyed in the Valley Fire. If you want to help us please join one of our volunteer trail days. Trail days are posted in advance on our website and Facebook page. Better yet, become a member and receive an email invitation for all trail work and other activities. A membership application can be found by clicking the image linked below. ... See MoreSee Less

Join Us – Donate – Friends of Boggs Mountain

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Join Us – Donate Thank you for your interest in donating and/or becoming a Friends of Boggs Mountain member! While it is not essential to become a member if you donate, the Friends of Boggs Mountain...

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2 months ago

July 20, 2024Work has begun on Nate’s Cutoff trailEagle Scout candidate Ivo Nuti has chosen the rebuilding of Nate’s Cutoff trail as his Eagle Project. The Eagle Scout project is a major service project required to achieve the Eagle Scout rank and must benefit the community or a religious organization. Ivo has worked with FOBM on several trail work days in preparation for the start and on Saturday July 20 the work began. Nate’s Cutoff is a trail connecting Gail’s trail to Boggs Peak trail enabling users to avoid having to hike on road 540 between the two trails. This will be one more trail restored at Boggs Mountain Demonstration State Forest. Many thanks to Ivo and FOBM for this important work! ... See MoreSee Less

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