Thank you to the great group of trail volunteers who showed up to work on bringing back Ball Cap trail on Sunday April 19! The sun came out and conditions were perfect for digging as the team set out to dig up stumps and cut a new trail bed. Volunteers like we had on Sunday have enabled us to restore over 17 miles of trails at Boggs.Thank you again for our crew today and all who have made it possible to bring back our trails.

April 18, 2026

Please be advised that CALFIRE will be clearing brush using a heavy masticator in the Calso Camp and surrounding area over the next few days and weeks. Please use caution when hiking in the area and stay clear of machinery.

Thanks!

With spring comes increased vegetation encroaching on trails and repair of weather related trail damage. Consider joining us in preparing the trails for the summer ahead. We will meet on Sunday April 19 in the morning and work until approximately 12 noon. Depending on the crew, we will be brush clearing on various trails, and possibly clearing the alignment of John’s Trail. More information will follow for those who sign up.

Spots are limited so RSVP by emailing us at fobm@boggsmountain.org no later than Thursday April 16 to be included. As always, lunch will be provided. 

I hope you can make it!

New maps are now available! We recently received a new batch of trail maps with updated trails. They are $3.00 and available at the kiosk in the Boggs Parking lot. The new trails added are Game, Ball Cap and High Point. Coming soon; a downloadable, georeferenced trail map using the Avenza Maps app. 

It’s a terrific time to visit Boggs. The Dogwood and wildflowers are blooming, and the trails are dust free!

Trail work day 03/01/26

On Sunday March 1 a group of 15 FOBM volunteers with a huge assist from the CAL FIRE Helitack crew continued work on Ball Cap trail. Ball Cap, when completed, will run between road 400 and 600 adding 9/10 of a mile to our trail system. The day started out cool and overcast but by lunchtime broke into a beautiful blue sky with puffy white clouds. Ball Cap will be ready for prime time this spring giving us around 17 miles of restored trails at Boggs. Thank you to all who participated!