TheAdventureSport's albums » El. Preito, Gabreilino and Mt. Wilson burning
MT Lowe , El Prieto, Ken Burton, Sunset, San Merrill’s , Red Box, Arroyo, Millard, Inspiration Point, and Mt. Wilson have been hit by the fires and now it’s moving towards Chilao and Newcomb Ranch!
A good friend (Peter Porras) of mine just sent me some amazing photos from the Station Fire. The focus in taking/organizing them was to share what our mountain biking and hiking places look like now. It is tragic. El Prieto, Brown Mountain and the Ken Burtan trails, from what I can tell have been completely defoliated.
Based in what NPR was saying this morning Chilao, Newcomb's Ranch and Mt. Wilson are next.
Many of you know that at the beginning of 2009 the Forestry Service closed access to Chainey Trail from Markham Saddle due to a landslide. Like the Mt. Wilson Toll Road, it will take a few years to sort who will clear the slide then another few years to actually do it. Because it is closed the firefighters cannot access it to fight the fire. . .
Anyway, based on what I am hearing from the group, no one has been hurt from SCOA and no one has lost their house! Thank goodness! Of course our hearts go out to those that have. Continued courage to the professionals out there who are risking their lives for our safety!
A good friend (Peter Porras) of mine just sent me some amazing photos from the Station Fire. The focus in taking/organizing them was to share what our mountain biking and hiking places look like now. It is tragic. El Prieto, Brown Mountain and the Ken Burtan trails, from what I can tell have been completely defoliated.
Based in what NPR was saying this morning Chilao, Newcomb's Ranch and Mt. Wilson are next.
Many of you know that at the beginning of 2009 the Forestry Service closed access to Chainey Trail from Markham Saddle due to a landslide. Like the Mt. Wilson Toll Road, it will take a few years to sort who will clear the slide then another few years to actually do it. Because it is closed the firefighters cannot access it to fight the fire. . .
Anyway, based on what I am hearing from the group, no one has been hurt from SCOA and no one has lost their house! Thank goodness! Of course our hearts go out to those that have. Continued courage to the professionals out there who are risking their lives for our safety!
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