Fire Season Stuff

The final bullet point on the (missing from above) second page is telling...

- Why did the CNF refuse to accept OCFA's offer to staff your fire stations at no cost?

How absolutely incompetent do they need to be before someone loses their feckin job?
 
Went to Maple Springs just to see what was going on there. The Private Security Guard I talked with told me that Maple Springs, Harding and San Juan trailheads all have personnel in place 24/7. He told me that he has turned away a whole lot of bike riders.

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The fire looks to be currently stopped right below Clarks/Skyline intersection in Big Bear, but in Angelus Oaks the SART is gone if the map is correct.
Post Office Loop in particular looks to be a thing of memory. My go-to "mountain" ride. Hwy 38 on the bottom of the image below, and Middle Control Rd. is at the 6:00 going to the upper right. I'm hoping it's not a total moon-scape, but prepared for the worst...

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Rumpled said:
Where did you get this from? CNF website still has no change, but their use of the website sucks.
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I got it from the OCMTBA Instagram group. They seem to be on top of things. If you have IG, I recommend following them.

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I don't have time to find it right now, but they posted something yesterday showing their communication with the ranger where it definitely sounds like everything up to and including The Luge will be open very soon.
 
Rumpled said:
Once the fire is out, which is not yet.
BAER assessment done, I think these take months
Could be awhile.
Hopefully they at least open the truly unaffected areas.
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The BAER assessment will be completed no sooner than the whackjobs at the Sierra Club can get bicycles banned from "their" trails.

Oh crap, did I think that out loud????
 
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