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This corridor will just get better as the winter progresses......this is on the FSA web-site and I copied the type as it is hard to read.
The Rolling Hills corridor is open for business, albeit, careful business, until we get some more snow.
With thanks to Tembec, the Florentino Brother’s, Teck Coal, andNatural Resources Canadathis trail is a reality.
On the Coal Creek FSR and at the end of the Paiges Draw FSR, this newly completed corridor will get you safely tothe Wrangler’s Cabin and the Notch withoutusing the plowed logging road. When crossing the logging road near the Wrangler’s Cabin,exercise caution for logging trucks and equipment.
Be aware that there are early season hazards like stumps and rocks.These will become less as the snow gets deeper.
As we groom this trail, it will get better throughout the winter. It will be well marked with signs and ground markers.
The Rolling Hills corridor is open for business, albeit, careful business, until we get some more snow.
With thanks to Tembec, the Florentino Brother’s, Teck Coal, andNatural Resources Canadathis trail is a reality.
On the Coal Creek FSR and at the end of the Paiges Draw FSR, this newly completed corridor will get you safely tothe Wrangler’s Cabin and the Notch withoutusing the plowed logging road. When crossing the logging road near the Wrangler’s Cabin,exercise caution for logging trucks and equipment.
Be aware that there are early season hazards like stumps and rocks.These will become less as the snow gets deeper.
As we groom this trail, it will get better throughout the winter. It will be well marked with signs and ground markers.
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