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CCTU February Chapter Mtg - Restoring the Gill Trail

  • Lone Tree Brewing Company 8200 Park Meadows Drive Lone Tree, CO, 80124 United States (map)

Restoring the Gill Trail after the Flash Flood in July

The Gill Trail is the trail that provides hiking access to the legendary Cheesman Canyon section of the South Platte River. The last time the trail was restored was from 1999-2006. And after the flash flood on July 31st, 2023, the trail is in even worse condition. This accelerated erosion has made the trail restoration even more critical in order to conserve the Gold Medal water that is Cheesman Canyon.

Our speakers, Bill Mangle of ERO Resources and Priscilla Marbaker of Tapis Associates, will discuss the current trail assessment, their findings, initial trail repair, and the upcoming pilot project.

Bill Mangle of ERO Resources

Priscilla Marbaker of Tapis Associates

This month’s pre-meeting demonstration will begin at 6:00PM. Our very own Jerry Shin will present the Chapter’s upcoming destination trips to the Big Horn and the Green rivers. These are great opportunities to not only meet new folks and learn some fishing tactic, but fish some of our area’s legendary waters.

6:30PM, THIRD TUESDAY OF EVERY MONTH AT LONE TREE BREWING COMPANY

Our monthly meetings are FREE and occur on the third Tuesday of every month.

Meeting Location: Lone Tree Brewing Company, 8200 Park Meadows Drive, Lone Tree, CO 80124.

The meeting doors open about 6pm for fly tying, fish stories, catching up with old friends, and meeting new friends. The meetings start at 6:30pm.

Zoom Meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85600156892?pwd=VVF6MzV4Vk9EdVJ3YXhqS0hGcVpTdz09
Meeting ID: 856 0015 6892
Passcode: Cutthroat
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Our meetings deliver helpful information related to conservation projects for coldwater fisheries, fishing events and trips, and other fishing related topics. We have a wide range of guest speakers including local guides revealing secrets about their home waters, and representatives from Colorado Parks and Wildlife giving updates on the health of our local fisheries.

See you there!