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Valley Trail RDF on N9101 Willard Rd. is the local waste disposal spot people from Berlin and nearby areas head to with pickups, trailers, and small loads. A plain, working yard-used mostly by residents doing cleanouts, yard work, or small projects.
Drive in off Willard Road and look for a small entrance booth and scale where vehicles typically stop to be weighed. Past that is an open gravel pad with tipping areas and piles of material; recycling bins are usually set to one side near the entrance. Heavy equipment moves around the site, so expect dust and some maneuvering when backing a trailer. Weekends, especially during spring cleanup, can get backed up and slow going.
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Before You Go
- Secure and cover loose loads before leaving home so nothing blows out while waiting or driving through the yard.
- Bring a vehicle that can handle gravel and tight backing; pull-through space is limited in places and backing into bays can be tricky.
- Sort materials beforehand and make large items easy to access-having things staged makes unloading quicker and cuts down on time in line.
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