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Terry was asking if anyone with a chainsaw could help tomorrow they are survey the trails but, need help cleaning the way.
 
Don't you need a chainsaw certification to use a saw in the forest?


You would think but I don't think i've ever seen them ask for certification on work days i've been on before.

Eric may want to change the date to 9-20
 
Just bucking and limbing not going to fall any trees so just need PPE and saw
 
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just heard from Terry she said their crew was able to make good progress and they should be able to finish up tomorrow without any additional assistance. This means that the trails should be passable by tomorrow evening.
 
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just heard from Terry she said their crew was able to make good progress and they should be able to finish up tomorrow without any additional assistance. This means that the trails should be passable by tomorrow evening.


SWEET!!!!!!!
 
just heard from Terry she said their crew was able to make good progress and they should be able to finish up tomorrow without any additional assistance. This means that the trails should be passable by tomorrow evening.


Great news for you guys!!
 
Update from the USFS:

Uwharrie National Forest Recreation Sites and Roads Reopening After Florence



Troy, NC, September 20, 2018 - Many roads in the Badin Lake Recreation area are passable but have damage due to 10-12 inches of rain brought to the area by Hurricane Florence. Mullinix Rd (SR 1154) is closed due to a wash out at McLean's Creek between Hwy 109 and FR 544 (McLean's Creek Rd.). River Road (SR 1150) is closed to through traffic from Hwy 24/27 north to Hwy 109. Cotton Place Road is closed due to damage and flooding. Detours have been established as listed below. The detours are on gravel forest roads, so please use caution when driving. Forest staff continue to assess damages from the hurricane. Please "tread lightly" as you enjoy your National Forest.



All hunter access roads have been cleared of down trees and are open to the public. Forest hiking trails are open, though recreationists are encouraged to use caution as there may be down trees or debris still on trails. Flintlock Valley Shooting Range and Cove Boat Ramp are also open.



Recreation Sites and Trail Openings Through the Weekend:



Opening Thursday September 20th

  • Kings Mountain Point Day Use Area
  • Yates Place Camp
  • Uwharrie Hunt Camp
  • West Morris Mountain Campground
  • Badin Lake Campground and Group Campground. If you have a reservation beginning on Friday, September 21st, you will be able to arrive for the normal check in time of 4 pm
Opening Friday September 21st

  • Canebrake Campground. If you have a reservation beginning on Friday, September 21st, you will be able to arrive for the normal check in time of 4 pm.
Opening Saturday September 22nd

  • Badin Lake OHV Trails will open on Saturday, September 21st. Please use caution and "tread lightly" as there may be down trees or debris still on trails.
  • Wood Run Mountain Biking and Hiking Trails
  • Badin Lake Equestrian Trails- please use caution and "tread lightly" as there may be down trees or debris still on trails.
Sites that will remain closed until further notice

  • Cotton Place Road including Cotton Place OHV trail head and River Trail (713) are closed due to damage and flooding.
  • Arrowhead Campground water system is down. The campground will remain closed through the weekend. Individuals with reservations will be contacted by the reservation company and receive a refund. Please do not contact the District Office for a refund that will be handled by the reservation company.
Forest Roads Detours



Mullinix Road Detour

  • If you are traveling north on Hwy 109 from Troy NC, follow Hwy 109 North for about 10 miles to SR 1153, (Reservation Rd.) and turn left to Badin Lake Recreation Area and Uwharrie Hunt Camp, then turn right on FR 576 (Moccasin Creek Road). From there follow the Forest Service signs to your desired location. The quickest route to the Cane Brake Horse Camp is from FR 576, turn right on FR 544 (McLean's Creek Rd.) at FR 554 and turn right.
  • If you are traveling South on Hwy 109 follow directions above but turn right onto SR 1153 (Reservation Road) and turn right to the Badin Lake Recreation Area.
River Road Detour

  • Traveling east from Albemarle NC on Hwy 24/27 continue into Troy NC and follow the signs to Hwy 109 North. Follow Hwy 109 North for about 10 miles to SR 1153 (Reservation Road) and turn left to Badin Lake Recreation Area and Uwharrie Hunt Camp, then to turn right on FR 576 (Moccasin Creek Road). From there follow the Forest Service signs to your desired location. The quickest route to the Cane Brake Horse Camp is from FR 576, turn right on FR 544 (McLean's Creek Rd.) at FR 554 and turn right.


The National Forests in North Carolina will continue to update their Facebook and Twitter accounts along with information on their website at www. fs.usda.gov/nfsnc.

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