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Bear finds ample snacks in Teton Canyon
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Teton County to oversee $300,000 Teton Pass Corridor plan
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The Caribou-Targhee National Forest is seeking public comment on a proposed project that would improve the steep, hazardous, and rutted dirt roads and trail leading to Packsaddle Lake, a popular recreation site in the Big Hole Mountains northwest of Driggs.
âAnyone who has been to the area knows how steep, slippery and difficult the trail can be,â said Jay Pence, Teton Basin District Ranger, in a press release issued Thursday.
The CTNF is planning to remove and reclaim stretches of FS Roads 381 and 951 and FS Trail 212, and reconstruct those sections in safer, more sustainable locations with less impact to natural resources. Currently 951 and 381 are too steep to meet road standards, and 381 travels through two meadows where large mud holes develop as drivers try to chart a course through the bog. The trail from the undeveloped parking lot to the lake is steep and eroded, and can be unsafe for hikers. The trailhead parking area will be relocated downhill to the intersecti
Changes in the works for Packsaddle Lake
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Example of road conditions accessing Packsaddle Lake
DRIGGS, Idaho (KIFI) The Teton Basin Ranger District is looking at making important improvements to the Packsaddle Lake Recreation area and is asking for the public’s input.
Located just outside of Tetonia, Idaho, Packsaddle Lake is a popular recreation area nestled within the Big Hole Mountains.
“Packsaddle Lake is a popular destination,” said Jay Pence, Teton Basin District Ranger. “However, anyone who has been to the area knows how steep, slippery and difficult the trail can be.”
Steep roads, poor drainage and other erosion concerns are often exacerbated by seasonal weather conditions, resulting in a less than ideal experience.
In the weeks between Thanksgiving and Christmas, a mother with a three-year-old child set out to enjoy Teton Canyon. The child stood against momâs leg as she reached into the car, retrieving gear. In the blink of an eye, a dog popped around the car, knocking the child to the ground. As the pet stood â paws on the childâs chest, smothering the little face with licks â its owner snapped photos and made comments about how âcuteâ the scene was. Neither the toddler nor mother thought it was cute at all. In fact, the poor little kid (who used to enjoy dogs) now has nightmares about them.
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