The Moosalamoo Association is a citizens' advisory group that advocates on behalf of Moosalamoo National Recreation Area to plan for and manage quality recreational opportunities, education, and wildlife habitat conservation.
Moosalamoo Association in the press:
Projects we've worked on in since 2019 in conjunction with the US Forest Service include:
- A new trail map was completed and printed.
- New railings were installed on a bridge spanning Sucker Brook on Elsie’s Loop.
- Heatshields were installed on picnic tables at both Silver Lake and Moosalamoo Campgrounds.
- A new shed and lean-to were installed at Moosalamoo Campground.
- The parking lot at the Oak Ridge Trailhead was reconstructed.
- The grassy area in front of the toilets at the Robert Frost Interpretive Trail was replanted with native shrubs and flowers.
- The parking area at Voter Brook Overlook and the overlook itself were resurfaced. A new picnic table and panoramic sign were installed. A new bench will be installed in 2023.
- An excavator completed extensive ditching and water bars in Water Tower Hill Network. This work was done in cooperation with the Catamount Trail Association.
- The bridge on the Robert Frost Connector Trail was completed. Benches and tables have been installed.
- A promotional video highlighting the MNRA’s wealth of recreational opportunities was completed.
- New bear boxes at the Moosalamoo Campground were built and installed.
- A pedestrian bridge on the Oak Ridge Trail was removed and replaced.
- Several interpretive panels were replaced within Moosalamoo NRA.
- A bridge from the decommissioned Elsie's Loop was moved to replace a washed out bridge on the Sucker Brook Trail.