The Flying McCleods, a trail crew of the Potomac Appalachian Trail Club who rehabilitate steep and eroded sections of the AT in the South District of Shenandoah National Park, began in April 2007. The crew works one day a month through the summer. Volunteers work under an agreement with the National Park Service. PATC provides training, safety equipment, and tools.
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Written by Mark Gatewood
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Our crew was organized in 2007 to repair steep, eroded sections of the Appalachian Trail in the South District of Shenandoah National Park. We regrade tread and replace or repair waterbars and grade dips.
Core members of the crew are Al and Andre Dahler of Fishersville, John Shannon of Charlottesville, and Richard Klotz of Churchville. I’m Mark Gatewood, from Mount Sidney, the crew leader. You can contact me by
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or by phone at 540.248.0442.
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Written by Mark Gatewood
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Sunday, 17 January 2010 14:48 |
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Following are proposed work trip dates—and a few other calendar items - for the Flying McLeods’ 2010 season.
More information will be provided as each date approaches.
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The Flying McLeods
