Ashland, Ore. – A closure issued for some trails in the Ashland Watershed will be lifted on July 1.
The U.S. Forest Service said the closure was made to ensure public safety during a forest stewardship project.
The area north of 4 corners, Catwalk Trail and Upper Eastview trails will be open to visitors once again.
Tolman Creek Road will also be re-opened, making travel to the trailheads easier.
USFS officials said work is still being done around Lower Bull Gap Trail, but there will be a detour around the affected area.
A detour around Lower Eastview is also in effect.
Recreationists are reminded that work is ongoing and to expect oncoming vehicles–including log trucks–as they continue to operate on Tolman Creek Road.
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