Fire restrictions dropped to "Low"

[Old Fart]

As a result of significant rainfall throughout the San Bernardino
National Forest, the fire danger and restrictions have been dropped
to "Low" or "Winter Restrictions"

Campfires are allowed in non-developed sites with a valid Fire Permit.

Shooting on 1N09 should be permitted soon, I will let you know as soon
as the Forest Order for that site is lifted.

[sarah]

woohoo!

[Old Fart]

Which is a good thing - as most of the developed campsites are closed - and us old folks NEED a campfire!

[sarah]

Which is a good thing - as most of the developed campsites are closed - and us old folks NEED a campfire!

closed for the winter?

[blackZZR]

A lot of the higher elevation "developed" camp sites close for winter, like November thru march or somewhere around those days. I think a lot of it is because they use personel to oversee them and the possibility of them gettin g snowed in is kinda big .

[Old Fart]

Most developed sites open in May and close in October. The most popular developed sites on the San Bernardino National Forest may be reserved through www.reserveamerica.com. Yellow Post Sites may be reserved by obtaining a permit at the local Ranger Station. For additional reservation information please call the Forest Supervisor’s Office at (909) 382-2600.