Friday-Sunday
April 22, 23, 24
Point Mugu State Park
39th Annual
Santa Monica Mountains
Trail Days
Registration Opens February 1
- Work Saturday or Sunday or BOTH! Camp Friday and Saturday. We caravan to campsite - Friday - NO trail work scheduled.
- No trail work experience needed!
- There is a fun job for everyone!
- Help improve trails and parks for all of us to enjoy!
- For the safety of people and dogs - No Dogs, Please!
- Print this Flyer (pdf)
- Registration Link will appear here when registration is open in February
- Print Camping Information (pdf)
- Training and Safety Video
- Thank you for your interest in Trail Days! Why not consider a membership?
Trail Days is a weekend for individuals, families, and groups to give back to the parks by helping maintain trails. Partners for this event include California State Parks National Park Service, Santa Monica Mountains Trails Council, Building Bridges to the Outdoors - Sierra Club, CORBA, and Santa Monica Mountains Task Force of Sierra Club.
Our Generous Sponsors
- Bill's Bicycles
- Calamigos Ranch
- CORBA
- Giant Bicycle
- Harley Bowl - Camarillo
- Harley Bowl - Simi
- Hollywood Storage
- Home Depot
- Hugo's Restaurant
- Island Packers
- Michael's Bicycles
- NPS/SMMNRA
- Presto Pasta
- Real Cheap Sports
- REI
- Santa Monica Mtns Task Force
- Sierra Club
- Stonefire Grill
- The North Face
- Topanga Banjo Fiddle Contest
- Trader Joes
A special shout out to four of our hardworking Trail Crew Leaders who have provided raffle prizes or monetary donations: Don Brusselars, Dave Edwards, Anne M. Russell and George Sherman. Many, many thanks to Dave Edwards and the numerous people who collect recyclable bottles and cans throughout the year to generate substantial cash toward purchasing raffle items!
What if you were offered free camping at the Danielson Ranch in Point Mugu State Park, a barbecue dinner, coffee & bagels in the mornings and the chance to win one of a few dozen raffle prizes, would you take it? If yes, come work with us for a day or two. We have been gathering together in April as hikers, runners and cyclists to work on the trails we love and use since 1981. We have crew leaders from the Trails Council, the Sierra Club Task Force and CORBA to teach you the basics of trail work (if needed) and then guide you as we work on several different trails in the park. The recent rains have provided ample opportunity to repair stream crossings and washed out sections of the trail. In some areas you might be building or clearing drains. Working on trails is good exercise and the best kind of work that is fun. When the weekend is over your trails are in better shape and you have a better than average chance of meeting a new friend. Sounds like everybody wins!
