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Experience the Epic Weekend of Trail Building and Adventure at Mt. Hough

Tuesday, May 6

The Trail Crew is putting the finishing touches on the Upper Acorn Grotto trail this week, which will link to the newly opened Lower Acorn Grotto to create a brand-new top to bottom route on Mt. Hough—the first since the Mt. Hough trail was... Read More.

Polaris Grant Boosts Trail Restoration on Mount Hough After Dixie Fire

Wednesday, April 9

Sierra Buttes Trail Steward continued post-Dixie Fire maintenance work on Mount Hough will be supported in part through $9,681 from the Read More.

Mount Hough Ranger Controlled Burns in Plumas National Forest

Wednesday, January 8

The Mount Hough Ranger District ignited test burns Jan. 7 near China Grade Road south of Taylorsville. If successful, ignitions on the 248-acre parcel will continue through Thursday. The work is part of ongoing fuel reduction and community protection efforts in the wildland urban... Read More.

Mt. Hough Ranger District Completes 17 of 20 Acres in Planned Pile Burn

Friday, December 16

The Mount Hough Ranger District firefighters successfully treated half of the pile burning near the office and Highway 70. Crews were able to burn a total of 17 acres treated this week. There were minor smoke impacts to the north of Quincy along Hwy... Read More.

Mt. Hough Ranger District Seeks Project Input

Tuesday, May 17

Your input is being asked for by the Mt. Hough Ranger District of the Plumas National Forest. The district is seeking comments and lists of priorities for the Claremont Forest Resiliency Project that borders Quincy and Meadow Valley within the wildland urban interface. Like... Read More.

Mt. Hough Ranger District Suspends Controlled Burn Due to Weather

Wednesday, April 6

Butterfly Valley’s prescribed burn stalled at only 15 acres of its 250 acre goal. The Mt. Hough Ranger district stopped the burn due to the high winds and continuing rise in temperatures and drying fuels. With the weather not expected to improve over the... Read More.

Mt. Hough Residents Can Return Home

Monday, August 16

You can return home is you reside at the Mt. Hough area estates as hazardous tree removal has been completed and the traffic control point at the hwy 89 intersection and Stampfli ln has been moved to the hwy 89 and Pioneer rd intersection.... Read More.

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Experience the Epic Weekend of Trail Building and Adventure at Mt. Hough

Polaris Grant Boosts Trail Restoration on Mount Hough After Dixie Fire

Mount Hough Ranger Controlled Burns in Plumas National Forest

Mt. Hough Ranger District Completes 17 of 20 Acres in Planned Pile Burn

Mt. Hough Ranger District Seeks Project Input

Mt. Hough Ranger District Suspends Controlled Burn Due to Weather

Mt. Hough Residents Can Return Home

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