Rejuvenating the Clayton Creek Trail

The western trailhead is located behind the Red Cliff Community Health Center.

On Friday June 26th, an army of 19 trail workers rejuvenated the Clayton Creek Trail, starting from the trailhead behind the Red Cliff Community Health Center. This collaborative effort, led by Ron Nordin from the Red Cliff Treaty Natural Resources Division, included staff, interns, and volunteers from Red Cliff TNR, the Red Cliff Community Health Center, and Bayfield Area Trails.

The map and narrative tell the story.

This pleasant 1-mile-long trail meanders through a variety of habitats and terrain along an ephemeral creek. Thanks to the hard work by this amazing crew, the trail is now clear of fallen trees and branches, the corridor has been brushed, the trail tread is visible and stable again, and the entrance is freshly mowed. The few small footbridges will be upgraded in the near future.

The trail was mowed as part of the project.

THANK YOU TRAIL WORKERS!

Red Cliff Treaty Natural Resources Division

• Ron Nordin – project leader
• Lance Bresette
• Genevieve Adamski
• Jessica Jacobson
• Corey Maxa
• Ron Nordin III
• Harly DeFoe
• Jaxin Bresette

 
Red Cliff Community Health Center

• Tina Martin - coordinator
• Megan Kutz
• Derek Gordon

 
Bayfield Area Trails Volunteers

• Sheree Peterson
• Stephen Virscik
• Doug Welty

 
Three U.S. Forest Service Interns

Clayton Creek trailhead location.