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    Museum Fire burned area closure lifted

    April 29, 2020No Comments
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    US National Forest ServiceFlagstaff AZ (April 29, 2020) – Coconino National Forest is rescinding the closure order for the burned area of last year’s Museum Fire north of Flagstaff.

    Lifting this closure order allows public access into the burned area on Mount Elden and Dry Lake Hills, which has been closed since the Museum Fire began on July 21, 2019 and burned more than 1,900 acres in the heart of this popular recreation area.

    Although open again, the area still poses many dangers and hazards, so visitors should enter at their own risk and be aware of the possibility of falling trees, rolling rocks, and flash floods in the area–especially during high winds or when heavy precipitation is expected.

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    Elden Lookout Road (Forest Road 557) will temporarily remain closed to motor vehicles, but is open to pedestrian, equestrian, and bicycle traffic. Several construction and maintenance projects are planned for Elden Lookout Road in the coming months, which means heavy equipment and construction crews will be using the road frequently.

    In addition, due to heavy post fire damage, Upper Oldham and upper portions of Brookbank Trails will remain closed until repairs can be made. Visitors are asked to obey posted signs in the burned area, including staying off closed trails.

    For reference, click the following link for the original Closure Order.

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