Vivian Creek Trail Closed?

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mattmaxon
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Post by mattmaxon »

I just received a faxed reply for a planned overnight for Vivian Creek Trail to San Gorgonio Mtn and was denied due to the Vivian Creek Trail being closed for "Bear Activity"

Any info on this closure?

Matt
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lilbitmo
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Post by lilbitmo »

Matt,

I had permit in hand and it was rescinded two weeks ago.

Some fools were feeding the baby bear at the picnic grounds at the trailhead - http://www.mtsanjacinto.info/viewtopic.php?t=1658

They are trying to save the bears life, but we shall see.

A human "Fed Bear" is a "Dead Bear" most of the time.

:evil:
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EnFuego
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I could put an end to all this. I hear bear cub stew is quite good. :lol:
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AlanK
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EnFuego wrote:I could put an end to all this. I hear bear cub stew is quite good. :lol:
That clears up a mystery for me. I heard this mother bear strolling along saying that she was a big fan of stew "en Fuego."
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tinaballina
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Post by tinaballina »

It is still closed? it has been close to three weeks.
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LD
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Post by LD »

We were up doing S.G. from South Fork Saturday. Ranger Susie with her huge Newfoundland dog "bear" were checking permits at the wilderness sign. A ways down the trail another ranger was going down to Dollar Lake to check permits.
Almost like they don't trust us :wink:
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AlanK
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From the SGWA Board
The Forest Falls Recreation Area and the Vivian Creek Trailhead are closed until further notice. The temporary closure is due to increased bear activity causing a potential safety issue / conflict. The area will re-open when the bear is removed by the Department of Fish and Game. For more information please contact the California Department of Fish and Game at 909-484-0167 or the Mill Creek Ranger Station at 909-382-2881. NOTE: Due to the increased call volume at the Mill Creek Station please refrain from calling to get a date or time when the area will re-open, since we have no way of knowing this information. Any new information will be posted on this website as it becomes available. Thank you for your cooperation.
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cougarmagic
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Post by cougarmagic »

This is not original, but I like it - how 'bout they tranquilize and relocate the people?
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