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The project envisions constructing 11-foot-wide lanes with 1-foot-wide paved shoulders with a 5-foot-wide uphill bike lane from Log Haven to Elbow Fork, and the bike lane discontinued to Big Water Trailhead, improving trailhead and parking areas throughout the upper canyon, improving pedestrian crossings (Elbow Fork, Log Haven), and replacing White Bridge.
The proposed improvements are to rehabilitate (3R) approximately 6.75 miles of Cottonwood Cove Road. Improvements begin at the entrance/fee station which is approximately 6.8 miles east of State Route 95 and the City of Searchlight, NV and continue along Cottonwood Cove Road east until the Marina boat launch (approximately 6.75 miles). The roadway project improvements are anticipated t
Sabino Canyon Park Road, also known as Forest Road 510, is located within Pima County, Arizona, north of Tucson, Arizona. The project begins on the north at the intersection with Carter Canyon Road and ends at the Forest Service gate. The project length is approximately 0.5 mile.
Chaffee County Road 300 provides access to the Arkansas River, the Browns Canyon National Monument, and to the Ruby Mountain Campground. This 0.25-mile section of CR 300 is gravel surfaced.
This project is located on Scenic Byway SH 5 Mt. Evans Highway approximately 8.5 miles south of the SH103 and SH5 intersection. The project limits cover 0.7 miles of roadway south of the lower Summit Lake Trailhead gravel parking area. The Mt.
The existing El Porvenir Bridge was destroyed by the Hermits Peak/Calf Canyon fires in April 2022. The scope of this ERFO project is to replace the bridge with a like structure.
Route 011 is a two-lane gravel road that has been deteriorating due to weather events, drainage and geotechnical issues, and lack of routine maintenance. This project will include resurfacing the road, drainage improvements, and sub-excavation at the locations the Refuge identified needing repair. A section of the project from MP 0.0 to MP 0.6 may be included in a future FLAP project. The total project length is approximately 2.0 miles.
The project is located in the White Horse Hill National Game Preserve (formerly Sully’s Hill NGP) in central North Dakota approximately 100 miles west of Grand Forks, ND. The preserve sits along the south shore of Devils Lake, North Dakota’s largest natural lake.