According to the hard working trails crews from Gold Country Trails Council:
So far we have cleared Dascombe, intersection of the Harmony and the "easy" switchbacks and around to the where the Dascombe goes down across the creek. On to the Dascombe/Meyer and then took a tie trail that connects to the section of the Dascombe that crosses the head waters of Rock Creek, cleared. Then cleared Pfeiffer trail and then on to Harmony.
Worked up the old Rock Creek Rd clearing larger logs and leaning trees into bottom of Zig Zag and half way up. Some work had been done, but needs higher clearance. The section from Zigzag to Rock Creek Road is passable, but definitely needs more work. Possibly will get to it on Sunday.
The forest service is working on Rock Creek Road with large equipment, grading and enlarging run off ditches. One of the run off ditches has slightly damaged a piece of the Dascombe next to the road, but we will fix that.
The Gold Country Equestrian Trail Head is open and in good shape. The road going in has some large dips/holes, but no standing water at this time. We will get some gravel in there later. The main trails are clear and dry except for a few places. Hikers, bicyclists and equestrians have been using the trails.
Because this is not an improved staging area, at this time the forest service has not restricted use of the area.
So far we have cleared Dascombe, intersection of the Harmony and the "easy" switchbacks and around to the where the Dascombe goes down across the creek. On to the Dascombe/Meyer and then took a tie trail that connects to the section of the Dascombe that crosses the head waters of Rock Creek, cleared. Then cleared Pfeiffer trail and then on to Harmony.
Worked up the old Rock Creek Rd clearing larger logs and leaning trees into bottom of Zig Zag and half way up. Some work had been done, but needs higher clearance. The section from Zigzag to Rock Creek Road is passable, but definitely needs more work. Possibly will get to it on Sunday.
The forest service is working on Rock Creek Road with large equipment, grading and enlarging run off ditches. One of the run off ditches has slightly damaged a piece of the Dascombe next to the road, but we will fix that.
The Gold Country Equestrian Trail Head is open and in good shape. The road going in has some large dips/holes, but no standing water at this time. We will get some gravel in there later. The main trails are clear and dry except for a few places. Hikers, bicyclists and equestrians have been using the trails.
Because this is not an improved staging area, at this time the forest service has not restricted use of the area.
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