Dispersed camping rule changes

Forest Service representatives Linda Merigliano and David Wilkinson discuss changes to dispersed camping rules in locales like Shadow Mountain and Curtis Creek.

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by Admin | Jul 23, 2018 | Uncategorized

Forest Service representatives Linda Merigliano and David Wilkinson discuss changes to dispersed camping rules in locales like Shadow Mountain and Curtis Creek.

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