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Endangered Trails 2008 Released

Posted by Jonathan Guzzo at | Permalink

Maverick,

We were incorrect regarding the location of the blowdown. That said, the problem does exist. It is between the points where the Boundary Trail crosses the Pasayten River and Soda Creek. According to the forest service, there is also blowdown on the eastern side of the Boundary Trail. This stretch is only the most pernicious section.

Jonathan Guzzo

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