The team! (Some people left before the photo was taken)

This is at the entrance of Sugar Loaf

Looking up the front drag... Isn't it beautiful!?

One of many sets of steps at Sugar Loaf. These steps need constant care a maintenance to ensure safety.

Volunteers moved much gravel off of the top of the hill onto the service road.

At the service road, volunteers spread out the gravel.

After the wheel-barrels broke from the weight of gravel, we improvised and spread mulch across the summit.

If mulch sits too long it will begin to decompose and eventually become a fire hazard!

The spreading of the mulch ensured Sugar Loaf and the neighborhood's safety from fire...

It also helped to beautify the summit

This is the dedication rock at the Summit...

The inscription by the rock reads, "In grateful remembrance of the members of the Licking Land Co. who came from Granville, Mass. and founded this town in the wilderness Nov. 17, 1805. They builded better than they knew. To God, be the glory for ever and ever, Amen."

This is the service road leading up to the summit.

The famous quarry.