I don't know if the longest road slated to be closed leads to a cache or 
not, but an extra 0.77 mile hike on a closed road (assuming we can walk 
on the 'closed road') would only add about a half star for terrain, IMNSHO.

ACM
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ShadowAce wrote:
> Sent to the AZList as well as AZPaul, Carmel, Bugmann, Cog&Gil and 
> HornyToad...
> (Please resend to friends who use the forest roads of the Coronado 
> national forest)
>
>  I was contacted by a friend today with questions about some of the 
> forest service roads inn the Catalina mountain range and whilee 
> speaking with different rangers, I was informed that a scoping change 
> is in affect.
>
>  For all those interested, the public has until April 15th to comment 
> it appears.. As such, if you have feelings on this or know friends and 
> family in the area, please help spread the word.
>
> http://www.fs.fed.us/r3/coronado/travel/proposed-change-scoping-03112009.pdf
> This is a link to the PDF file which explains the changes
>
> http://www.fs.fed.us/r3/coronado/travel/scrd-scoping-notice-03112009.shtml
> This is the link to the webpage which discusses the topic.
>
>  I already know of one cache that will be a bit more difficult to 
> reach if one of the roads gets decommissioned. Simply means a longer 
> walk, but cache owners may want to know (I emailed them directly as well).
>
>  Please help spread the word.. The rangers were nice enough to point 
> this out to me and I ask that you help let others know.
>
> Thanks
>
> ShadowAce / Dirk
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