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Soothe the Karkaghne Beast – Sutton Bluff

April 3, 2021 @ 8:30 am – 5:00 pm

Oh yes Spring will be in full color…we hope as we head to “Soothe the Karkaghne Beast”!

Where:  We’ll be based out of the MTNF Sutton Bluff campground with camping if you would like to arrive on Friday staying through Sunday.

Bring: Please remember to dress for the work and prepare for the weather by wearing long pants and hiking/work boots are required, as we are working on rough ground and using tools.  Bring a backpack to carry your lunch, water, raingear, sunscreen and bug deterrent.  Bring plenty of water (2 litres per person recommended) and remember to bring supplies for your fur buddies.  Your camping equipment and extra food and water for meals not covered by the OTA.  Don’t forget your camp chair for around the campfire at night.  Also we are not sure if the water will be on so plan for bringing extra water.

Provided: PPE, hard hats, gloves, safety glasses and trail equipment to use on the trail.  Wearing a hard hat is required on the MTNF while volunteering on the OT.  Dinner will be provided on Saturday evening at the end of the work day. If you’d like to contribute a side or desert that would be awesome.

If you have any questions, please contact Terry Hawn at thawn@prodigy.net

Details

Organizers

  • Terry Hawn
  • Kathie Brennan

Venue

  • Sutton Bluff Campground
  • 7378 County Rd 849
    Centerville, MO 63633
    + Google Map

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One response to “Soothe the Karkaghne Beast – Sutton Bluff”

  1. I plan to hike the OT from the highway J trailhead to Sutton Bluff and camp at Sutton Bluff Friday.
    Could someone ferry me back to my truck at the highway J trailhead Friday afternoon?
    I would much appreciate it!
    How is cell coverage in the area? Has anyone had any luck with 35 mile range 2 way radios or 4 watt CB radios in the area?

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