ANF Sites to Stay Open
Partly because of public comment, recreational areas on the Allegheny National Forest that were targeted for closure, will remain open for the time being.
Forest Supervisor Leanne Marten announced today that the Recreation Facility Analysis for developed sites has been approved by the Regional Forester's Office in Milwaukee. But some of the initial recommendations – including the closings – were revised.
A five-year program of work has been developed to move forward with these recommendations.
The Allegheny NF is currently putting together a new campground concession package to replace the one scheduled to expire this December. This package will include the operation and maintenance of sites including Dewdrop, Tracy Ridge, Kiasutha, Red Bridge, Willow Bay and Twin Lakes.
All other sites are still under a current concessionaire permit or are operated and maintained by the Forest Service.
Forest Supervisor Leanne Marten announced today that the Recreation Facility Analysis for developed sites has been approved by the Regional Forester's Office in Milwaukee. But some of the initial recommendations – including the closings – were revised.
A five-year program of work has been developed to move forward with these recommendations.
The Allegheny NF is currently putting together a new campground concession package to replace the one scheduled to expire this December. This package will include the operation and maintenance of sites including Dewdrop, Tracy Ridge, Kiasutha, Red Bridge, Willow Bay and Twin Lakes.
All other sites are still under a current concessionaire permit or are operated and maintained by the Forest Service.
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