Tri Peaks Trail. Our first task was to shore up the NPS trail sign at the top of the Tri-Peaks juncture with the Backbone connector trail. For the last several years the sign was held up by rocks piled against it or it was found lying on the ground. After digging a deep enough hole we put two 12 inch bolts through the holes at the bottom of the post, filled the hole with a combination of small rocks and dirt and then compacted around it. This provided a stable anchor for the sign. We continued our tread work by moving the heavily eroded trail over to the side in two separate places. This involved clearing away plants and digging up small burned out tree stumps. One more work outing should suffice to finish restoring the trail. We arrived back at trailhead parking at 2:00. Crew size: 3 Hours worked: 7 Total hours: 21 Total feet of trail worked: 300 ft