Hole-in-the-Rock Trail Service Projects

Trail Service Projects:
The Hole-in-the-Rock Foundation is actively involved in research, trail marking, and interpretive signage. Over the last several decades, numerous Eagle Scout, youth service, family, and organization projects have been carried out at various sections of the trail. Please allow us to highlight your project by submitting images and details.
Future Projects:
Between trail marker maintenance and new marking needs, there are ample opportunities for you to have your own experience.

Right to left: Micah Wilson, Gage Fowers, Matthew Clontz, Marcus Barney, Payton Rogers, Quinn Earhart, Josh Packard, Ryan Stewart, Jordan Harper, Brad Clontz

Young Men Give Trail Markers a Face-Lift - June 2008
During the week of June 5, 2008, a group of young men from West Haven, Utah, (Varsity Team 625) and their leaders visited the Hole-in-the-Rock area and explored nearby canyons in the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. Their adventure included a service project on the Hole-in-the-Rock Trail. Thanks to these young men, trail markers in the vicinity received a badly needed face-lift. Markers were restained and the wagon symbols were repainted. Brad Clontz said, "I appreciated you letting us work on this. The boys learned a lot about the area and had a great time while we were there."