You can't live here!
Saw these on the road leading to the Missouri Gulch trailhead, looks like people have been living there. Like pigs. I saw a pile of ash next to a fire ring that was (no exaggeration) as big as a refrigerator on it's side and all of these "facilities" between the site and the stream. Oddly not much trash.
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wow! what ever happened to packing out what you packed in
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Not everybody thinks like us. Most kids don't care..
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There have been a lot of problems with people "living" on FS land.
http://www.dailycamera.com/news/ci_2...es-under-siege
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Dang!! Someone discovered my summer home....
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Too bad the sign doesn't read "subject to fine and imprisonment". The fine is almost certainly cheaper than paying for any place to live, including a campsite.
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I just saw this on the news, I'm going to sign up and start reporting.
https://p2pforestwatch.org/
"Peak to Peak Forest Watch is an inclusive group of Citizens, Business owners, and Recreational visitors to the Peak to Peak area who wish to enjoy and maintain safe and clean forests, and are concerned with the increased abuse of forest land in and around the Peak to Peak area.
Our goal is to provide our members with tools and resources to provide better, more effective citizen monitoring of public and private lands in the Peak to Peak Region.
We will use technology and modern social media to assist in creating an easier more effective forum for citizens to monitor and report problem areas, and create easier communication and information gathering and sharing between citizens, agencies, and users of the forest."
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This is their "service area":
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