Update from the land June 29

Be bear aware. Last bear sighting was 2 days ago. Do not store food in your tent.

Above ground community fires only. Prevent root fires

Camp, compost, latrines, gray water should be 200 feet away from lakes and other surface waters

Please swim in Haples lake as we are pulling drinking water from other lakes

Don't molest the oaks. Do no break branches tie rope to or remove bark

Dogs on leash to protect wildlife

Place stick at 45 degree angle in latrines compost etc to give wildlife an escape ramp

Bring bikes and wagons as parking is 2 miles away from main trail head

Rear trail is not great for wagons. Ovens is there and there is lots of great camping.

Don't trample the meadow to protect endangered monarch butterflies

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