Planned tree removals on Glenridge trail, Glen Canyon Park

Planned tree removals (between 31 and 33) were announced by SF Park & Rec on August 16th. As part of the Glen Canyon Trail Restoration project trails will be restored, at the expense of trees along the Glenridge trail. Tree work will begin after September 16th.

Here are pictures of some of the trees that have been marked for removal (do not expect that these trees will merely be pruned).

Notice posted on more than 30 trees

Notice posted on more than 30 trees

Octopus Tree along Glenridge trail

Octopus Tree along Glenridge trail

Along Glenridge trail

Along Glenridge trail

Glenridge trail, heading south

Glenridge trail, heading south

Marked tree, leans away from trail

Marked tree, leans away from trail

Looking north to Glenridge preschool

Looking north to Glenridge preschool

Pair of trees, marked for destruction

Pair of trees, marked for destruction

Marked trees along upper trail

Marked trees along upper trail

Marked trees on upper trail

Marked trees on upper trail

The City is saying they have made and will continue to make every effort to prune trees rather than remove them if they can do that to mitigate the safety hazard to park users.

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1 Response to Planned tree removals on Glenridge trail, Glen Canyon Park

  1. Pingback: Update – “Unsuitable” tree removals on Creekside Trail, Glen Canyon Park | San Francisco Forest Alliance

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