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Photos: Volunteers improving the Soapstone Valley Trail

October 21, 2024

The Soapstone Valley Trail is back, and so are the volunteers who maintain it for the many hikers and dog walkers who enjoy the park.

The Potomac Appalachian Trail Club’s Rock Creek Crew returned on Saturday, October 19th, to perform much-needed maintenance.

“We reinstalled trail signs,” the Rock Creek PATC said on Facebook.

“…replaced steps…”

“…put in erosion control, cleared blowdowns and fixed a short footbridge by replacing the decking.”

This was the Rock Creek PATC’s first work visit since the trail was closed in March 2022 for DC Water’s Soapstone sewer project. Most of the trail reopened in August.

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  1. Mahnrut says

    October 21, 2024 at 10:14 am

    Great news about the improvement of the soapstone valley trail. Since the Albemarle St entrance is closed could someone please let me know the nearest other opening to the trail?

    • Alex S says

      November 8, 2024 at 11:28 am

      There are two choices. The Windom Place entrance. Or one can walk down Albemarle St to 29th, turn south to Audubon Terrace, and turn left (east). The trail picks up again at the dead end.

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