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Tag Archives: Bear Creek Road
Mountain Home Opens on 5/10
Mountain Home Demonstration State Forest announced they will be opening up on May 10, 2018. Great news for all those wanting to get to the Long Meadow TH on the western most portion of the Golden Trout Wilderness. The Long … Continue reading
Wildfire: Pier Fire at 17,418 Acres
The Pier Fire continues to grow with 0% containment. The acres burned are up to 17,418 as of 9 AM this morning. Those heading into the western side of the Golden Trout Wilderness will need to take alternative routes. Smoke … Continue reading
Roads Begin to Close
It is that time of year again were roads begin to close. The recent storms that have passed through California and the Golden Trout Wilderness have shut down the following roads. Inyo National Forest Horseshoe Meadow Road (16S02) Mountain Home … Continue reading
More Roads are Open
More roads have opened in preparation for Memorial Day weekend! The quick list of roads now open are listed below. Included is a brief idea of commonly visited areas associated with the roads opening. Mountain Home State Forest (Balch Park … Continue reading
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Tagged Balch Park, Balch Park Road, Bear Creek Road, Black Rock, Casa Vieja Meadow, Chicken Spring Lake, Cottonwood Lakes, Horseshoe Meadow, Inyo National Forest, Jordan Hot Springs, Maggie Lakes, Mineral King, Mountain Home State Forest, road opening, Sequoia National Forest, Sherman Pass, Summit Lake
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More Road Closures
Bear Creek and Balch Park roads provide access to Mountain Home State Forest and Balch Park. More importantly these roads are the main access points to the western most portion of the Golden Trout Wilderness. Typical trail accessed by these roads are … Continue reading
Road Closures for the Season – Part 2
Tulare County Roads Department announced both Balch Park and Bear Creek Roads are closed. Both of these roads allowed users to pass through Mountain Home State Forest to access the Long Meadow Trailhead at Shake Camp. The trailhead is typically used to … Continue reading
