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Russ Reading, our GIS guru for our planning team, took a bunch of pictures at a field trip this summer we took to the Little Creek Peak and Sandy Peak area on the Cedar City Ranger District of the Dixie NF. Here are the pictures. If you have any comments about the area or that field trip, please share them with us here.
Recently, several folks from the Forest Service took a hike up the Bullion Canyon Pocket. This is within the area we are recommending as a wilderness area on the Fishlake National Forest. Here are some of their pictures, let us know what you think. Pictures are courtesy of Frank Erickson and Mark Muir.
Thanks to Mark Muir, we have some great photos of the Signal Peak Backcountry Area to share with you. Signal Peak is located on Monroe Mountain within the Richfield Ranger District.
Let us know what you think about this area?
Nice shots, Mark!
Yesterday, October 24, we conducted a field trip to the proposed Beehive Peak Backcountry area. Here are some pictures of the trip courtesy of Mark Muir, hydrologist on the Dixie and Fishlake Planning Team. We’d love to hear your thoughts on this area. Please feel free to click the comment button and share them with us here on the blog.
Frank Erickson, the planner for the Richfield BLM, has offered some pictures of the Beehive Peak area that show how beautiful some of the drainages in the area can be.
We’d love to hear you thoughts about this area???
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Mark Muir, the hydrologist on our Plan Revision Team, took the following pictures while visiting the proposed Beehive Peak Backcountry. We had a field trip scheduled to visit this area on October 6. The field trip has been moved to October 24. Meet at 9am at the Fishlake National Forest Office in Richfield. Call me at (435) 865-3730 to RSVP and get more details.
Mark, we’d love to hear you thoughts about the area?
Here are the pictures:
Here are pictures from our field trip. We had a great time!
Here are some of my pictures from our field trip to the Deep Creek Backcountry. We learned a lot about the area, some management challenges in the area’s vegetation, the great recreation opportunities, and beautiful vistas. We’d love your thoughts about this area and some of the other nice areas adjacent to the proposed backcountry. Your thoughts?
Enjoy the pictures….
Mary Erickson, Fishlake National Forest Supervisor, and Kurt Robins, District Ranger on the Loa and Teasdale Ranger Districts, lead a group of 16 people on horseback and about half as many hikers up the Pelican Canyon Trail. The group had some interesting discussions about the proposed backcountry area. We’d like to hear what you have to say about that day or about the proposed special area designation we have for this area. We welcome your thoughts, ideas, and suggestions here.
Thanks to Frank Fay and Frank Erickson, we have some great photos from this trip. I can see a second career with National Geographic or Field and Stream in the cards for these guys. (click more to see photos)
Here are some pictures from our field trip to the additions we are recommending to the Ashdown Gorge Wilderness on the Cedar City Ranger District.