More Roads, Trails Reopen in Babylon Fire Area
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More roads, trails reopen in Babylon Fire area
The Manti-La Sal National Forest is reopening more of the Babylon Fire area as a new closure order substantially narrows the lands, roads and trails restricted under a July 31 order. An aerial view shows the area impacted by the Babylon Fire near Monticello on July 17. The Forest Service has since continued reopening portions of the burn area as crews complete road repairs and address post-fire hazards. Photo by Juan Delgado/Great Basin Complex…
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