Rain soaked trails usually pose little danger to trail users, but this winter that has changed. The amount of rain has caused sinkholes, slides, downed trees, erosion and high creek crossings that have made almost all the trails in our area not suitable for use. Some are downright dangerous. This photo shows the Bear River yesterday - the trail normally on the right is completely under water.
All the rivers and creeks are at or above their banks and running so high and swift that governmental land managers have warned the public to stay away.
Do not bike or ride horses on any trails until they are dried out or damage caused on fragile trails could close them. Hikers can get out between the rains, but realize that trees are down, some trail beds are destroyed and the trails may be not passable.
All the rivers and creeks are at or above their banks and running so high and swift that governmental land managers have warned the public to stay away.
Do not bike or ride horses on any trails until they are dried out or damage caused on fragile trails could close them. Hikers can get out between the rains, but realize that trees are down, some trail beds are destroyed and the trails may be not passable.
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