If I see a dangerous situation, (mudslide, flood, fire) who can I call?
First be sure you and your family are in a safe place. Please call 435-637-2817 during the week to report a situation. Or call 911 on the weekend.
If I have an emergency on the National Forest, who should I contact?
If you have an emergency on the National Forest, the best thing to do is call 911 and they will dispatch the nearest help. Cell service is not always available. You may need to travel to a higher point to get service.
Where do I call to report a fire?
Please call the Moab Fire Dispatch Center, 435-259-1850. They will dispatch the appropriate personnel.
Are there bears on th Manti-La Sal National Forest?
Yes. Be aware that bears are in the forest. Follow these tips to discourage bears from entering your campsite:
The Forest Service has closed a stretch of road on Ferron Mountain to full-sized vehicles. The closure is on the north side at the culvert crossing just below Wrigley Creek, between Dairy Point and Willow Lake. A 200-yard stretch of the road is iced over and is extremely dangerous. The road is open to ATVs, side-by-sides and snowmobiles. Please exercise extreme caution if you are in the area.
The Manti-La Sal National Forest has officially closed the bidge on FR50231 to full-size vehicle traffic. The bridge will be open to vehicles less than 66 inches in width and less than 1800 lbs. The closure is necessary due to damage to abutments during spring flooding in 2017. The closure remains in effect until Jan. 1, 2019.
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