WCFP volunteers created 13 miles of the historic Layton Ditch Trail and it continues to be a work in progress. Our volunteer nonprofit organization with community residents created and maintains the Layton Ditch Trail; clearing downed trees, poison oak and brush on the trail.
Americorps volunteer working on a trail sign. 
Americorps volunteers and a snowman. 
Americorps volunteer learning new woodworking skills. 
Layton Ditch Trail, going south (photo by vanmarmot.org) 
A log cut to keep the trail clear (photo by vanmarmot.org) 
Looking south toward Grayback Mountain, source of the ditch’s water (photo by vanmarmot.org) 
Looking northwest into the upper Williams Creek Valley (photo by vanmarmot.org) 
East Fork of Williams Creek (photo by vanmarmot.org) 
Start of the trail along the Upper Layton Ditch at Panther Gulch Road (photo by vanmarmot.org) 
Looking out from the Chinese Wall (photo by vanmarmot.org) 
The Chinese Wall creates the ditch (photo by vanmarmot.org) 
The ditch is over 5 feet deep here (photo by vanmarmot.org) 
Map of Layton Ditch Trail 1 
Map of Layton Ditch Trail 2 
Map of Layton Ditch Trail 3