FY21 Authorized and Funded LRF Deferred Maintenance Projects

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This project proposes improvements along the Westfork Bike Trail, including the addition of West Fork San Gabriel Accessible Recreation Site, ABA/ADA compliant fishing platforms, minor road maintenance (designated as National Scenic R05 Angeles CA CA-27 Fishing Opportunities Trail, Road Bikeway), striping of picnic area/overflow parking, and signs. An existing agreement with the National Foundation will provide a match. Other partners have submitted grant proposals.

This project will complete unfunded items, including the replacement of picnic tables, fencing Recreation Site, R05 Cleveland Renovate Laguna Campground CA CA-50 entrance gates, signage, and infrastructure. The campground renovation project is substantially Trail funded by external agreement. The project is within USDA designated Laguna Recreation Area, This project will enhance equestrian access by improving of traffic flow/control and improving ADA parking to complete campground renovation project including restroom restoration and Recreation Site, decommissioning of old camp spurs, partially funded by external agreements. The Pacific Crest R05 Cleveland Renovate Boulder Oaks Campground CA CA-51 Trail Trail runs through this campground and is a key location for hikers to camp. It is the only equestrian campground located on section A of . This project is key for threatened and endangered species habitat and cultural site management. This project will repave the access road, conduct site improvements, replace barriers, replace Recreation Site, R05 Cleveland Renovate El Cariso Campground CA CA-42 rings and tables, and replace trash receptacles. This project will improve the visitor experience at Road El Cariso Campground. Improve San Diego River Recreation, This project will replace information and directional signs for the San Diego River Recreation R05 Cleveland Public Safety, Interpretive Exhibits and CA CA-50 Recreation Site Area. Additionally, the project will update interpretive exhibits that provide for the education and Information Signs enjoyment for visitors. The project will construct shade structures for public safety. This project will conduct trail deferred maintenance on a section of Noble Canyon National Recreation Trail. Deferred maintenance activities include drainage structure replacement, tread Restore Noble Canyon National repair, rock step replacement, rock wall repair, check dam installation, trench backfill, and sign R05 Cleveland CA CA-50 Trail Recreation Trail and Trailhead repair. The northern trailhead is located within Laguna Mountain Recreation Area and accessed by Sunrise Scenic Byway close to the community of Alpine and serves the greater San Diego community. This project will place new picnic tables at each campsite within 2 campgrounds. This will Renovate & significantly improve the visitor experience and provide the final amenity necessary to change the R05 Cleveland Meadow Off-Highway Vehicle CA CA-51 Recreation Site status of campgrounds to charge a more appropriate fee for use. The campgrounds serve the Campgrounds Corral Canyon/Bear Valley Off-Highway Vehicle Area, the extremely popular and only off-highway vehicle area in San Diego County. Upgrade Recreation Facilities at This project will replace the aging bathroom facilities at Wildomar off-highway vehicle area. This R05 Cleveland CA CA-42 Recreation Site Wildomar Off-Highway Vehicle Area project will improve the recreational of visitor experience. This project will repair the access road, implement site improvements, replace barriers, replace R05 Cleveland Renovate Blue Jay Campground CA CA-45 Recreation Site fire rings, tables, and trash receptacles, and replace toilets. Upgrade Recreation Facilities at This project will replace aging bathroom facilities at Wildomar Campground to improve the visitor R05 Cleveland CA CA-42 Recreation Site Wildomar Campground experience. This project will complete Silver Lake East Campground reconstruction. This project will bring the Silver Lake East Campground Recreation Site, campground into 100% ABA compliance to include spur realignment, resurfacing of road and R05 Eldorado CA CA-04 Reconstruction - Phase 2 Road spurs, and grading of campsite pads. This is the 4th most popular campground on the forest and provides substantial economic benefits to the local community.

Recreation rentals are increasingly popular visitor destination and reservation availability is not meeting public demand. This project will complete deferred maintenance, such as replace siding, paint, replace worn fixtures/appliances/furnishings, repair propane lighting and/or install solar, and restore floors on two current recreation rentals with high visitor use and complete renovation Harvey West, Sly Guard, Alder Ridge to facilitate adding two more as recreation rentals to improve visitor experience and meet demand. R05 Eldorado and Plummer Rental Cabin Renovations CA CA-04 Recreation Site This project will also complete water system repairs. Use of guard stations and lookouts as to Meet Reservation Demands recreation rentals reduce vandalism of these historic sites and provides a unique opportunity for public enjoyment and education. The forest will modify an existing agreement with HistoriCorp to complete some of the repairs and contract with local contractors for additional improvements. This project will also expand our partnership with the Historic Lookout Association. This project will replace and/or update directional, regulatory and safety signs on publicly travelled National Forest System routes. This is deferred maintenance and most roadside signs across the Eldorado Forest Wide Public Road Forest need replaced because of decreased reflectivity and damage. Most visitors using the R05 Eldorado Safety and Directional Sign CA CA-04 Road national Forest would be affected by this improvement for both safety and improved recreation Replacement experience. The work would be done by contract. The local community are expected to have successful contractors for this type of a contract. The project is very labor intensive would be phased over a two year period. Recreation rentals are an increasingly popular visitor destination and reservation availability is not meeting public demand. This project will complete deferred maintenance, such as walkway and CrysBasin-Robbs Hut and Bunker Hill railing replacement, rodent-proofing, siding replacement, and painting on one current recreation Recreation Site, R05 Eldorado Recreation Rental and Lookout CA CA-04 rental with high visitor use and complete renovation to facilitate adding one more as recreation Water System Renovation rental to improve visitor experience and meet demand. This project will also complete water system repairs. The use of lookouts as recreation rentals will reduce vandalism of these historic sites and provide a unique opportunity for public enjoyment. This project will replace a high hazard stairway for the trail, which provides primary access in a Salt Springs Trailhead Stairway R05 Eldorado CA CA-04 Trail popular recreation area along Salt Springs Reservoir and serves as a primary access in Reconstruction Mokelumne . This work will address critical long term safety issues. This Phase 2 development project includes upgrades to outdoor space for accessibility and safety, R05 Eldorado Highway 50 Visitor Upgrades CA CA-04 Recreation Site increased visitor use, and interpretive and informational panels. This project will repair or replace signage, resurface and/or stripe parking spurs to improve safe Wrights Lake Visitor Parking and ingress/egress, and provide for visitor safety and protection of sensitive meadow/lakeshores of the R05 Eldorado CA CA-04 Recreation Site Capacity Improvements Wrights Lake Recreation Area. The project will install an entrance kiosk to manage visitor flow and provide area information to enhance visitor experience.

The Flemming Meadow Trail system is increasingly popular with mountain biking and hiking enthusiasts. This project will complete deferred trail maintenance of existing trails, including tread work, drainage features, and new signage. The project will also resurface and paint existing Fleming Meadow Trail and Access R05 Eldorado CA CA-04 Trail trailhead parking and entrance road to address visitor capacity, update information sign, and Improvements implement trail system improvements. The project will add a vault toilet. This project addresses hazard and will clear vegetation for safety. This project will contribute to the local economy via contracts for trailhead improvements and the tourism draw of improved facilities. Dru Barner Campground and Day Use Area is accessible year-round and popular with equestrians. This project will refurbish the well and repair the water system. The project will also install bear-resistant storage boxes, garbage receptacles and dumpsters. The project will replace information boards, repair/replace picnic tables and fire rings, maintain and improve road/spurs, Recreation Site, R05 Eldorado Dru Barner Campground Improvements CA CA-04 and repair the access road. Georgetown Divide Equestrian Trails Foundation is an active partner Water System and will provide in-kind labor and contribution to complete deferred maintenance of campground facilities. There are very few campgrounds available on the Eldorado year-round and completion of deferred maintenance will provide an improved visitor experience to highlight this opportunity to the visiting public. This project will repair and maintain 31 miles of the Pacific Crest Trail and John Muir Trail. Rotted wood waterbars will be replaced with stone. Additionally, reconstruction of the trail from Fish Creek Junction to Silver Pass will replace hundreds of failed structures (checks and waterbars) Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail & and add new ones. Reconstruction from Devil’s Postpile to Minaret Creek. Wooden waterbars are R05 Inyo CA CA-04 Trail John Muir Trail Maintenance failing and slabs of slickrock are beginning to be exposed creating safety hazards. Work will be conducted in partnership with the John Muir Trail Foundation and Pacific Crest Trail Association. Project has a funding match with the Federal Highway Administration.

This project will reconstruct a parking lot, boat launch and toilets that serve the high-use Silver R05 Inyo Silver Lake Boat Launch Replacement CA CA-08 Recreation Site Lake Recreation Area. Additional project funding has been secured from the State of Department of Boating and Waterways. This project reduces deferred maintenance from 2017 storm damage at two campgrounds, repairs 3 closed fishing docks at Orr Lake Campground, mitigates flood and asbestos hazards at Grider Creek Campground, removes infrastructure from the flood zone and installs gravel cap to Campground Storm Damage Repairs & Recreation Site, campground roads. This project will reduce deferred maintenance on 18 miles of the Pacific Crest R05 Klamath Pacific Crest Trail Deferred CA CA-01 Trail, Road Trail in the 2014 burn area. Once completed, this project will improve public access to Maintenance fishing docks, improve public safety at Grider Creek Campground, and improve trail access. The project will be implemented through contracts for vault toilet removal and road gravel and with California Conservation Corps crews. This project repairs the Grouse Gap Day Use Area shelter and vault toilet and conducts deferred Mt. Ashland and Siskiyou Crest Area R05 Klamath CA OR-02 Recreation Site maintenance on Mt. Ashland campground, including repairs to the tent pads, parking spurs, and Recreation Site Deferred Maintenance pathways. This project reduces the deferred maintenance backlog on the currently deteriorated road access to a high use recreation area, including: repaving 3 miles of Forest Road No. 20 from Mt. Ashland Mt. Ashland Siskiyou Crest Area Road Road, ski area to Grouse Gap area; repairs Forest roads 40S30 and 40S30A to Grouse Gap day use R05 Klamath CA OR-02 Repaving and Repairs Recreation Site area (1/2 mile combined). This project will improve visitor access to most highly visited area on the , two Pacific Crest Trail trailheads, a campground, and nearby staging areas for off-highway vehicle recreation and mountain biking.

This project reduces deferred maintenance at two regional snow park areas managed for over- Tri-Forest Snowmobile Area Parking snow vehicle recreation. Activities include: repair and repave Deer Mountain and Four Corners R05 Klamath CA CA-01 Recreation Site Area Repairs parking areas. Parking areas are part of Tri-Forest Snowmobile Area, a system of parking areas and trails managed jointly with the Modoc, Shasta-Trinity, and Klamath national .

This project reduces deferred maintenance at two campgrounds: Kangaroo Lake is popular alpine lake destination and Sarah Totten is along the Klamath Wild and Scenic River corridor. This Sarah Totten and Kangaroo project repairs and resurfaces or repaves campground roads, campsite spurs, and one day-use Campgrounds and Day Use Areas Recreation Site, R05 Klamath CA CA-01 area; provides ADA access to vault toilets; and replaces minor constructed features at campsites. Deferred Maintenance and Parking Lot Road This project will improve visitor access and visitor experience at the campgrounds; improve safety Repaving from the ADA access; contribute to local economic activity with a local contractor and through agreement with local California Conservation Corps to install campsite improvements.

This project will complete forest wide repair and/or replacement of kiosks and information display Forestwide Interpretive Signs and Trail Recreation Site, R05 Klamath CA CA-01 panels at 29 campgrounds, 13 days use areas, and 50 trailheads, and 12 river access sites. Markers Trail Signage will improve Leave No Trace, covid-19, and river safety messaging for the public.

This project is in the Northern CA Wilderness Trail Priority Area. This trail deferred maintenance project will maintain to standard 4 trails (16 trail miles) within a 2007 wildfire burn area; two of four Priority Trails Area Johnson Hunting R05 Klamath CA CA-01 Trail trails currently impassable to hikers and pack stock. The project will also treat noxious weeds Ground Trail Maintenance along project trails by hand-pulling. The expected outcome is improved visitor access to two lake basins and improved visitor experience in Marble Mountain Wilderness. This project reduces deferred water system maintenance at three forest campgrounds. This project will repair or replace water system lines and filtration systems at of Heaven, Recreation Site, R05 Klamath Campground Water System Repairs CA CA-01 Kangaroo, and Sarah Totten campgrounds. The project will relocate and replace the spring box for Water System Kangaroo Campground. The expected outcome is to provide safe and functioning water systems at three campgrounds. This project will improved access through road maintenance best management practices for drainage maintenance, ditch clearing, infiltration basin clearing/installation, brushing, and striping. Basin Access Improvements Maintenance Road, This project will resurface Level 3-5 Forest Roads and parking lots. This project will accomplish 10 R05 CA, NV CA-04 Management Level 3-5 Roads Recreation Site miles of work, addressing the most severe deferred maintenance items such as potholes, striping, Unit and edge unraveling of the road system. Signage will be addressed in accordance with a sign plan for each road. This project will reconstruct the Tyrolian Downhill Trail. These funds would expand work to Lake Tahoe improve recreation access by completing tread repair, drainage repair, sign replacement, and rock Basin R05 Reconstruct the Tyrolian Downhill Trail NV NV-02 Trail work repair. This project was selected as a recipient of the Tahoe Fund grant and requires a Management Forest Service match. Jobs are created by this project including 6 new seasonal trail crew and Unit keeping 2 returning trail crew positions. Lake Tahoe Campsite Spur Replacement at Fallen Basin This project will reconstruct campground spurs at an existing campgrounds to improve visitor R05 Leaf Campground and William Kent CA CA-04 Recreation Site Management service, correct accessibility non-compliance, and reduce deferred maintenance. Campground Unit Lake Tahoe Basin This project will replace substandard, non-accessible, campground amenities, fire rings, picnic R05 Recreation Site Amenities Replacement CA, NV CA-04, NV-02 Recreation Site Management tables at concession and Forest Service-managed developed recreation sites. Unit This project will resurface 25 miles of Level 2 Forest Roads consistent with best management Lake Tahoe practices. These roads serve recreation opportunities for motorized recreation, hiking and biking. Basin Access Improvements on Maintenance Road, R05 CA, NV CA-04, NV-02 Work involves addressing rolling dips, brushing, barriers, and signage. These funds will leverage Management Level 2 Roads Recreation Site grant funds that have been awarded thereby enabling the forest to accomplish an extensive Unit amount of maintenance on these Level 2 roads. This project will replace 7 vault toilets in Almanor Campground with ADA accessible toilets and Almanor Campground ADA Toilet accessible paths. The existing toilets were installed in the 1960s, have exceeded their useful life, R05 Lassen Replacements and Accessibility CA CA-01 Recreation Site are beyond repair, and do not meet accessibility standards. The condition of these restrooms are Additions causing a decrease in visitor satisfaction and use rates. This campground is mission critical to the forest. High Bridge Campground and Battle Water System, This project will repair or replace the High Bridge Campground drinking water well and handpump R05 Lassen Creek Campground Well Repair and CA CA-01 Recreation Site and /jetting of the Battle Creek Campground drinking water well. Maintenance Almanor Ranger District Off-Highway R05 Lassen Vehicle Trail Brushing Maintenance for CA CA-01 Trail This project will complete brushing on off-highway vehicle trails on the Almanor Ranger District. Easier Public Access This project funds Almanor Ranger District deferred trail maintenance on 200 miles of wilderness Almanor Ranger District Trail R05 Lassen CA CA-01 Trail and non-wilderness system trails. Work includes bucking, brushing, drainage repair, sign Maintenance replacement, and tread repair. Recreation Site, This project funds Almanor Ranger District deferred maintenance at the Almanor and Battle Creek Almanor Ranger District Campground R05 Lassen CA CA-01 Trail Bridge, campgrounds. Work includes bollards, toilet risers, pavement patch, paint, signs, picnic table, fire Maintenance Road rings and replacement of a foot bridge. This project will reduce deferred maintenance on trails throughout the District. Opening Hat Creek Ranger District Trail trails and increasing public access and maintaining high use trails will be a priority. Deferred R05 Lassen CA CA-01 Trail Maintenance maintenance activities include sign repair, bucking, brushing, tread repair, drainage repair and other trail deferred maintenance. Recreation Site, The Almanor Campground is outdated and does not accommodate RVs and trailers, the Water System, R05 Lassen Almanor Campground Reconstruction CA CA-01 restrooms are past their useful life, and the roads are too narrow to accommodate the change in Wastewater vehicles and traffic patterns. Additionally, water, sewer and electrical systems need to be updated. System The Fredonyer Butte Trails project will construct approximately 24.5 miles of multi-use, non- Fredonyer Butte Trails Restoration for motorized loop trails and two trailheads around Fredonyer Butte. The work involves development R05 Lassen CA CA-01 Trail Non-Motorized Use of non-motorized trails to be used for hiker/pedestrian, bicycle, and horse trails, near Fredonyer Butte. This project will perform trail deferred maintenance on the Red Reef Trail. Maintenance activities will include tread repair, slope stabilization, slide clearing, retaining wall repair, and drainage R05 Los Padres Rehabilitate Red Reef Trail CA CA-26 Trail improvements. Work will be coordinated with local partner groups to leverage additional funding and in-kind services from community members. This project will complete road repairs for La Brea Road 11N04.3 (From Pine Canyon Road to Repair LaBrea and Rattlesnake Canyon R05 Los Padres CA CA-24 Road, Trail Wagon Flat) and Rattlesnake Canyon 11N04.3 (From Colson Summit to 10N06.1). Major tread Roads work is needed on 4.7 miles. Replace Toilets at Bates Canyon This project will replace two old toilet vault buildings from the 1960s and replace with one single R05 Los Padres CA CA-24 Recreation Site Campground toilet building at Bates Canyon Campground. This project will replace tables, fire rings, and signage at the following campgrounds: 1) Holiday Rehabilitate Amenities at Campgrounds R05 Los Padres CA CA-26 Recreation Site Group 2) Campo Alto, 3) Davy Brown 4) Figueroa, 5) Hi Mountain, 6) Kirk Creek, 7) La Panza, 8) Forestwide Nira, 9) Turkey Flat, 10) Sand Dollar Beach Picnic Site, 11) American Canyon, 12) Bates Canyon.

This project will fund 5.4 miles of patching and paving to repair on M10. This road provides access M10 Road Patching and Paving for Road, R05 Mendocino CA CA-03 to Letts Lake Recreation Area, numerous summer homes, Summit Springs, Deafy Glade and Easier Access to Recreation Sites Recreation Site Dixie Glade trailheads, multiple campgrounds, and off-highway vehicle riding trails. Middle Creek Campground Rock Barrier This project will install 300 tons of rip rap rock barrier on the west side of the Middle Creek R05 Mendocino CA CA-03 Recreation Site for Anti-Erosion Purposes Campground. Hammerhorn Accessibility Recreation Site, This project will complete an accessible trail and improve fishing at Hammerhorn Lake. Funds will R05 Mendocino CA CA-02 Improvements Trail be used to build bridge approaches and a boardwalk appropriate for trail users with disabilities. This project will complete 7.6 miles of stormproofing, including riprap, rolling dips and outsloping. M10 Road Stormproofing for Safer Road, R05 Mendocino CA CA-03 This road provides access to Bear Creek Campground, off-highway vehicle trails, and hunting Public Use Recreation Site areas. This project will replace 4 ABA compliant steel bathroom doors and hardware the Middle Creek R05 Mendocino Middle Creek Campground Accessibility CA CA-03 Recreation Site Campground. The existing doors are 20 years old. Trails This project will conduct heavy maintenance on 25 miles of Snow Mountain Wilderness Trails. All R05 Mendocino CA CA-03 Trail Restoration trails were heavily damaged by the Ranch Fire. This project includes accomplishment of deferred maintenance of roads in 2 ranger districts - including roadside brushing, drainage cleaning, signage replacement, and surface rock replacement. The focus of this effort is roads that provide the primary access to forest recreation Road, destinations including campgrounds, recreation areas, vista points, and the Medicine Lake R05 Modoc West Zone Roads Maintenance CA CA-01 Recreation Site, Recreation Area. Maintenance of these roads will lead to direct economic stimulation and Trail enhanced visitor experience at , along with supporting all administrative and projects on the Modoc. Significant match is available through partnerships with the Bureau of Land Management, Modoc County, & California State Parks. This project involves replacement of an arterial road bridge that burned in the Parker 2 Fire in 2017. A temporary bridge was installed during the fire and the use has exceeded the temporary bridge installation life, purpose, and flow capacity. This bridge is critical to the function of Forest Middle Fork Parker Creek Bridge R05 Modoc CA CA-01 Road Bridge Route 31 (arterial road), which provides access to several trailheads, Replacement multiple campgrounds including Pepperdine & Pepperdine Equestrian, multiple grazing allotments, multiple timber & fuels projects, and also serves as an essential bypass and ingress/egress route between Alturas and Cedarville, CA. The project involves deferred maintenance of the Red Tail Rim Trail (20 miles), High Grade National Recreation Trail (6 miles), Trail (3 miles), Cedar Creek Trail (3 miles), and maintenance to approximately 50 miles of South Warner Wilderness Trails. Work includes replacing signage, trail corridor brushing, tread reestablishment, and trailhead maintenance R05 Modoc Forestwide Trails Maintenance CA CA-01 Trail including parking, kiosks, and other signage. Maintenance of these trails will lead to direct economic stimulation and enhanced visitor experience at Modoc National Forest. The Back Country Horsemen of America provide hundreds of hours of volunteer labor every year maintaining trails on Modoc National Forest.

This project includes: replacement facility and forest route destination signs; replacement accessible recreation amenities including picnic tables, firepits, bear boxes, and faucets; road and campsite stall maintenance; hazard tree and fuels reduction within camp footprints; and water system repairs to Cave and Lily Lake Recreation Sites. Maintenance of these recreation sites will lead to direct economic stimulation and enhanced visitor experience at Modoc National Forest. Recreation management on the Modoc is highly reliant on partner and interagency support. Modoc Modoc National Forest - Forestwide Recreation Site, County, University of California Cooperative Extension, Pit River Tribe, Modoc County Fish, Game R05 Modoc CA CA-01 Campground Maintenance Water System and Recreation Commission, Modoc Outdoor Recreation and Tourism, Modoc Farm Bureau, Modoc Cattlemen and Cattlewomen, watershed associations, resource conservation districts, National Resource Conservation Service, California Deer Association, Back Country Discovery Riders, local municipalities, and other partners have all contributed to and participated in work supporting outdoor recreation opportunities and safe quality access. Since 2018, the Modoc National Forest has hosted a Recreation Working Group made up of representatives from many these organizations to help inform decisions and contribute to solutions.

This project will address deferred maintenance on the Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail on 25 national forests and easements held by the in California, Oregon, and Washington. CA-36, CA-25, This work will improve trail access and visitor experience by maintaining the trail tread, removing Pacific CA-51, CA-01, hazards, improving drainage, and signage. Visitor use has significantly increased along the trail Pacific Crest Trail Deferred R05 Southwest CA CA-50, CA-23, Trail since 2014 and lack of maintenance during 2020 due to COVID19 pandemic considerations. Maintenance Region CA-08, CA-02, Deferred maintenance priorities will emphasize eliminating resource impacts to improve trail CA-04, CA-27 sustainability. Youth conservation corps and volunteer crews will work together to leverage partnership opportunities and enhance rural community economic development by recruiting from gateway communities. Pacific This project will replace the existing non-accessible vault toilet buildings with accessible vault Multi-Forest Accessible Toilet and R05 Southwest CA Statewide Recreation Site toilet buildings at multiple sites on three forests. Other activities include providing accessible ADA Structure Repair Upgrades Region paths from roadway to toilet buildings and other site improvements. Pacific Southern Sierra Campground and Day This project will address current deficiencies that exist at developed recreation sites on the Inyo, CA-04, CA-08, R05 Southwest Use Site Toilet Replacement & CA Recreation Site Sierra, Sequoia and Stanislaus national forests by installing vault toilets in high use recreation CA-28 Region Accessibility Upgrades areas which will include accessibility upgrades to meet ABA requirements. Ponded water and flooded trail sections have created issues for hikers and equestrians in the area. This project includes replacement of blocked and damaged culverts along the Mill Creek R05 Plumas Mill Creek Trail Drainage Repairs CA CA-01 Trail Trail. Portions of this trail are in the and it serves as a connector trail to the Pacific Crest Trail and Three Lakes Area. This project will construct turnpikes. The trail is currently closed by forest order due to an existing unsafe log stringer bridge. This Fern Falls Trail Bridge Restoration to Trail, Trail R05 Plumas CA CA-01 project will demolish and replace the trail bridge to allow public access to the Lakes Basin Allow Accessibility to Trails Bridge Recreation Area. In 2019 the current bridge was deemed failed due to a critical fracture. This bridge provides access across the south fork of the and connects the two sides of the Golden Trout Upper Golden Trout Campground Temp Recreation Site, R05 Plumas CA CA-01 Campground. The Baily Bridge is a bridge from the Stanislaus Forest that can be installed to Bridge and Bridge Replacement Road Bridge provide access back to the public and concessionaire while a design is implemented for a new bridge. Black Mountain Lookout & Crocker This project will paint, caulk, replace appliances and tables, and conduct road work, tables at R05 Plumas Guard Station Recreation Rental CA CA-01 Recreation Site historic rentals on the . This project will improve the recreation visitor Repairs for Cultural Enhancement experience on the forest. Three Lakes is a backcountry site right off the Pacific Crest Trail and Forest Road 24N24 in R05 Plumas Three Lakes Toilet Removal CA CA-01 Recreation Site proximity the Bucks Lake Wilderness. The project includes the removal of toilet with suspected cracked vault due to health and safety concerns. This project will complete re-benching of the Pacific Crest Trail between Lookout Rock and Bear R05 Plumas Pacific Crest Trail Rebenching CA CA-01 Trail Creek. The Pacific Crest Trail Association will coordinate two weeks worth of work with an American Conservation Experience crew. The Buzzard Roost Ridge Trail provides access to the Middle Fork of the Wild and Scenic Feather Buzzard Roost Ridge Trail Accessibility River. This project would be implemented by partner groups and expand existing agreements with R05 Plumas CA CA-01 Trail Improvements the forest and community to complete trail deferred maintenance including brushing, bucking, drainage repair, tread stabilization, rock work, and switchback repair. This project will perform deferred trail maintenance in the Lake Davis area. Work includes brushing, sign replacement, trail narrowing, drainage repair, rock work, social trail R05 Plumas Lake Davis Deferred Trail Maintenance CA CA-01 Trail blocking/restoration, and tread work. Deferred maintenance will be reduced on approximately 45 miles of trails. The Rattlesnake Development project will complete trail brushing, fence installation, limiter installation, sign/kiosk installation, staging area completion, and Horse Springs Campground Horse Springs Campground San safety barriers and kiosk enhancement. This project is co-funded with the California State Parks R05 Maintenance and Improvement - CA CA-08 Recreation Site Bernardino and Recreation Department (Off-Highway Vehicle grant money). The requested funding will Rattlesnake Development Project enable the Forest Service to implement deliverables listed above, while providing the matching funds for the grant. Improving and Replacing Aged Recreation Site, This project will replace aged interpretive material at the newly remodeled Big Bear Discovery San R05 Interpretive Material at The Big Bear CA CA-08 Public Service Center. The requested funding would be obligated into an agreement with a partner. The partner Bernardino Discovery Center Facility will provide a match and will provide the man-power to implement the project.

Ten Mile Road (FS 13S09) in the Hume Lake Recreation Area (HLRA) of the Giant Sequoia National Monument is a main arterial road that connects many privately owned recreation-related businesses, including the privately owned Hume Lake Christian Camps (who receive 1500 campers per week) to the lake and public lands. Ten Mile Road accesses the HLRA from the Generals Highway via . Ten Mile Road also accesses an agency , telecommunications towers, fire lookout, several iconic Giant Sequoia groves, private property, and dispersed recreation, off-highway vehicle trails, winter recreation, and snow survey areas. The Forest Service is planning a new campground and RV dump station on the road and Road, increased traffic is anticipated. Currently, Ten Mile Road is in dire need of deferred maintenance Giant Sequoia National Monument-Ten Recreation Site, R05 Sequoia CA CA-31 work to accommodate high volume recreational traffic and to ensure public safety. The road, Mile Road & Bridge Replacement Road Bridge, which is Maintenance Level 5 paved surface double, has sustained significant storm damage in Trail recent years. The Hume Lake Christian Camps is a cooperative funding partner in the project which consists of bridge replacement, installation of traffic control devices, crack sealing, pothole patching, overlays, new asphalt segments, new signage, and centerline stripping. Overall, the road is now deteriorating rapidly and public safety is of increasing concern to the agency. New signage and safety/parking devices are planned for the Powder Can Day Use area immediately adjacent to the road at the iconic and historical Hume Lake Dam, which is currently being nominated as a National Historic Landmark, which will be only one of such three places of such historic distinction in Region 5. This project will improve and restore the popular National Recreation Trail that is adjacent to the Sisson-Callahan Trail Deferred North Fork of the and goes through sensitive wet meadow systems. Partners R05 Shasta-Trinity CA CA-01 Trail Maintenance include: Mt. Shasta Trail Association, BikeShasta, Siskiyou Outdoor Recreation Alliance, ShastaGravity, and VS Equine. R05 Shasta-Trinity Hirz Mountain Lookout Restoration CA CA-01 Recreation Site This project will restore a popular lookout recreation rental. Stuart Fork Road provides access to the Stuart Fork Trailhead and the Bridge Camp Campground. The road needs drainage improvements, repair of a roadway failure, and Stuart Fork Road Resurfacing for Safe resurfacing of the existing graveled road so that it provides safe access to the recreation sites. R05 Shasta-Trinity CA CA-01 Road Access to Recreation Sites Coordination with Trinity County Director of Transportation concerning the status of funding for this project will take place as a potential funding match for Federal Lands Access Program (FLAP) funding opportunity. Granite Lake R05 Shasta-Trinity CA CA-02 Trail This project will improve the popular Trinity Alps Wilderness trail system. Area Trails Deferred Maintenance Hawkins Creek Road Slide Public This project will repair the existing slide on the Hawkins Creek Road. The Hawkins Creek Road R05 Shasta-Trinity CA CA-01 Road Safety Repair provides access to the Hawkins Campground, Ash Camp Campground, Iron Canyon Reservoir. This project will replace dilapidated campsite and day-use site furniture, replace entry signs, install electricity to Fowler's/Cattle Camp host sites, and repair/replace degrading rock fascia on McCloud River Recreation Area R05 Shasta-Trinity CA CA-01 Recreation Site McCloud River Day use sites interpretive kiosks. Eight recreation sites would benefit from this Deferred Maintenance project. Partners include: Siskiyou Outdoor Recreation Alliance; McCloud Chamber of Commerce; California Dept. Fish and Wildlife. NEPA is complete. This project will convert the lookout to a recreation rental. The existing recreation rental lookouts on the Shasta-Trinity typically see 80-90 percent occupancy and are typically rented once they become available on recreation.gov. Conversion of this lookout to a rental would provide greater R05 Shasta-Trinity Hogback Lookout Restoration CA CA-02 Recreation Site access to the recreating public, provide an opportunity where one does not currently exist, and will ameliorate the vandalism and unwanted recreational activities that are currently occurring at that facility. Trinity Alps Wilderness Lander's Loop This project will complete the remaining trail work for the Lander's Lake Trail Re-Route and R05 Shasta-Trinity CA CA-02 Trail Trail Re-Route restore or decommission the existing trail in sensitive wet meadows. Trail Maintenance & R05 Shasta-Trinity CA CA-02 Trail This project will maintain and repair 26 miles of trail on the Shasta Lake National Recreation Area. Repairs

This project will improve and increase access to recreation facilities especially for those with individuals with disabilities. Activities include: the purchase and installation of ABA fire rings, bear R05 Shasta-Trinity ABA/ADA Infrastructure Replacement CA CA-01 Recreation Site boxes and cement picnic tables, and the purchase and installation of recreation and directional road signs.

Trinity Unit National Recreation Area This project will replace the antiquated water system that fails annually at the Trinity Unity National R05 Shasta-Trinity CA CA-02 Water System Water System Repair Recreation Area. Bowerman Barn is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The barn, with striking views of the Trinity Alps Wilderness, is a still a prominent and popular feature in Trinity Center, Historic Bowerman Barn Roof R05 Shasta-Trinity CA CA-01 Recreation Site especially when Forest Service pack animals are grazing in the pasture and come over to greet Replacement visitors. The Forest has been working with HistoriCorps to repair the barn. The roof needs to be replaced to protect the structure which help to reestablish interpretive tours of the barn. National Recreation Area Signs and This project will repair or replace signs and kiosks at boat launches on the National Recreation R05 Shasta-Trinity CA CA-01 Recreation Site Kiosks Repairs & Replacements Area. The Kirch Flat Campground Rehabilitation project includes the Kirch Flat Group Campground and Recreation Site, R05 Sierra Kirch Flat Campground Rehabilitation CA CA-02 Raft-Take-Out. The existing features (barriers, boards, signs, road, tables, fire rings, toilets) are in Road poor condition, unsafe, and need to be replaced. Jerseydale Campground Reconstruction This project will repair toilet buildings, fire rings, picnic tables, parking barriers, and signs at the R05 Sierra CA CA-04 Recreation Site Phase 3 Jerseydale Campground. This project will repair picnic tables that have been buried in duff and dirt in the interpretive area. McKinley Grove Recreation Trail Recreation Site, The project will also repair the trail throughout the interpretive grove, including new surface R05 Sierra Maintenance and Interpretive Center CA CA-04 Trail structure and guide walls. The project will repair signage throughout the grove and reduce forest Rehabilitation liter throughout interpretive trail area and surrounding stands.

Recreation Facilities Water Systems Water System, This project will complete a full modern replacement of antiquated drinking water treatment facility R05 Six Rivers CA CA-02 Upgrades for Safe Water Use Recreation Site equipment for 12 campgrounds and administrative sites across the Forest.

Forest Recreation Sign Maintenance for This project will replace signs at campgrounds and day use sites on the Six Rivers National R05 Six Rivers CA CA-01 Recreation Site Public Clarification Purposes Forest. This project will repair signs, bear boxes, fire rings, picnic tables, parking barriers, host site R05 Six Rivers Campground Deferred Maintenance CA CA-04 Recreation Site screening, information kiosks, and brushing at the Dillon, Fir Cove, Fish Lake, and Patrick Creek campgrounds. Forestwide Boat Ramp and River This project will repair the boat ramp and river access. The road will be graded with new rock, as R05 Six Rivers CA CA-02 Recreation Site Access Maintenance needed. This project will complete the Patrick Creek Bath House restoration, including repair and/or R05 Six Rivers Patrick Creek Bath House Restoration CA CA-02 Recreation Site replacement of windows, doors, and flooring. Highland Lakes Campground Public This project will replace tables, campfire rings, signs, and bear boxes at the Highland Lakes R05 Stanislaus CA CA-04 Recreation Site Recreation Installations Campground. This project will repair and improve the amphitheater stage, seating area and picnic tables, install Lake Alpine Amphitheatre Rehabilitation Recreation Site, a kiosk with a screen and electricity, and reconstruct trail from parking lot to amphitheater. The R05 Stanislaus CA CA-04 to Enhance Cultural Experiences Trail reconstruction will be ABA compliant. This project will improve the visitor experience and public access. This project will fund deferred maintenance of 68 sites, group camp and day use area. This project will replace bathroom roofs, picnic tables, campfire rings, site posts, ADA faucet paddle valves R05 Stanislaus Big Meadow Campground Rehabilitation CA CA-04 Recreation Site and drains, paint bathrooms, fix toilet stalls, and repair interpretive signs. This project improve visitor experience and access and enhance customer service. This project will replace picnic tables and campfire rings in 14 sites on the Sweetwater R05 Stanislaus Sweetwater Campground Rehabilitation CA CA-04 Recreation Site Campground. Rainbow Pool Day Use Area This project will replace barriers and kiosks, expand parking, and add a toilet at the Rainbow Pool R05 Stanislaus CA CA-04 Recreation Site Improvements for Recreational Use Day Use Area. Columns of the Giants Site Access This project will complete full accessibility improvements at the Columns of the Giants site, R05 Stanislaus CA CA-04 Recreation Site Completion including toilet replacement, pathways, and parking stalls. This project will repair or replace picnic tables, signs, fire rings, signs and spurs at Sardine R05 Tahoe Sardine Campground Improvements CA CA-01 Recreation Site Campground.