Road and Trail Conditions

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To report damage Forest Service roads or trails on the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, fill out this form and return it to the local ranger district office or Dakota Krist at dakota.krist@usda.gov. 

Helpful information includes:

• Which Ranger District is it located on?
• What is the Forest Service road or trail number?
• Location or directions (e.g. mileage from the start of the road/trail or intersection)
• If possible, legal (township and range, section, latitude and longitude, etc.) or GPS coordinates
• Name of the county
• Description of the damage (culvert out, flooding, ruts, slide, washout, etc.)
• Your name, telephone number, and email (in case of the Ranger District has additional questions.)
• Provide any photos specifically any showing perspective and the scale of the damage.   

Forest visitor maps and wilderness maps: Are available at all Forest Service offices or at the following online websites:

• USGS Store
• Avenza (mobile devices)
• Forest Service Virtual Interactive Maps (online only)
• Motor Vehicle Use Maps (MVUM) are available at all Forest Service offices or electronically via our website. The MVUM can be downloaded to a mobile device, such as an iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch or Android (4.0.3 or newer), directly through the Avenza PDF Maps Mobile App.

To ensure public safety and prevent resource damage, the Forest asks the public to respect road and trail closures and take an alternate route if they come upon a damaged or flooded road or trail. It is also important that forest users refrain from driving or hiking on soft, muddy roads or trails and choose more hardened designated routes until ground conditions change. Proper and responsible use of the Forest’s road and trail systems are important to ensure roads and trails remain in good condition for all visitors. Also, visit the Forest’s Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/HumboldtToiyabeNF/) or X (https://x.com/HumboldtToiyabe) pages for road and trail updates.

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