Fire damaged Restricted Areas

[s14slide]

Does anyone have a link to see where access to NF land is restricted due to fire damage?

I'm planning on hunting D-14 in the fall. I know of the Lake Fire that happened last summer while I was deployed, but I cannot find any official maps or links that show the areas that are restricted. I've found maps, but none from an official NF or state site and the ones I have seen are all different by a large degree.

 

[Gspman]

Best thing to do is boots on the ground and tires rolling. Nothing better then a good recon of any area first hand. Take maps and have a few places to try inches one is closed.

 

[Thwacker]

Look on the San Bernardino national forest web site

 

[ilovesprig]

Year old burns can be one of the best deer spots......

 

[s14slide]

I only ask because I came across a no access sign with a bunch of arbitrary locations marking a no entry zone around the burn area. Hopefully this rain will sprout some fresh growth in the land.

 

[Bonejour]

I only ask because I came across a no access sign with a bunch of arbitrary locations marking a no entry zone around the burn area. Hopefully this rain will sprout some fresh growth in the land.

I'd call or drop by the ranger station to ask them if areas are restricted and if so, how do they mark them. Anyone can put up a sign. Make sure they are official.

 

[PyroTekRob]

I know Bedford canyon motorway is still blocked off from a fire more than 2 years ago.

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[sportyg]

and that's why all the deer hide there when the season hits