Join the Fisheries Resource Volunteer Corps (FRVC) for an upcoming patrol in the stunning Chantry Flat Recreation Area within the Angeles National Forest. Chantry Flat is known for its historic cabins, diverse wildlife, and over 40 miles of beautiful hiking trails. These patrols offer the opportunity to explore Big Santa Anita Creek, all while supporting conservation efforts to preserve this precious environment.

Patrol Details:

Date: 10/19/24
Time: 7:30 am- 1:00pm

Patrol Trails:

• Sturtevant Falls: Easy, 4 miles round trip, minimal water crossings.

• First Water Loop: Easy, 2.5 miles with an uphill road walk at the end.

• Hoegees Campground: Moderate, 4.25 miles with a 700' elevation change.

• Spruce Grove Campground: Moderate to Difficult, 7.3 miles out and back with 1,000' elevation change.

  The trail patrolled will depend upon the skill and interest of the volunteers.

Please note: Due to post-fire recovery efforts from the Bobcat Fire, trail specifics may vary. Volunteers should contact patrol leaders to confirm conditions and get carpool and parking details.

What to Bring:

• Comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing

• Day pack with essentials (water, snacks, sunscreen)

• Fishing gear for those interested (fishing regulations apply)

Why Join?

By joining the Chantry Flat patrol, you'll be contributing to the preservation of Big Santa Anita Canyon's ecosystem, which supports a variety of species, including rainbow trout. Volunteers are crucial in keeping the trails clean, educating visitors, and helping maintain the health of this beautiful environment.

Get involved today—sign up for the patrol and help us protect this unique natural treasure!

For more details or to register, contact the patrol leader