Z -- Sheep/Drumlummen Trail Reconstruction

Sheep/Drumlummen: This project is located within the Gospel-Hump Wilderness on War Eagle Trail 203 and Drumlummen Ridge Trail to Fawn Lake. Work includes tread reconstruction, brushing, waterbar and drain dip installation. From Grangeville, travel east on Hwy 14 to Red River Road 222 junction. Turn right and travel to the old Red River Ranger Station, stay on Road 222 traveling south to Dixie. Continue south on Road 222 through Dixie toward the old Dixie Work Center, and approx ½ mile before the Dixie Work Center take Big Creek Road 311 to the southwest. Travel approx ¾ mile to the junction with Road 311A to Halfway House Campground. Continue on 311A to the end of the road at Halfway House Campground. From the campground, travel by foot or stock on Crooked Creek Trail 204 for 6.5 miles to the junction with War Eagle Trail 203. Alternate access is from Grangeville, travel Hwy 14 east approx 42 miles to its junction with the Crooked Creek Road 233, south on Road 233 to its junction with Big Creek Road 311 beyond Orogrande. From this point it is 18 miles to the end of Road 233 at Jumbo Camp. It is recommended that an ATV be used to travel to Jumbo Camp. From Jumbo Camp travel by foot or stock on Arling Ridge Trail 202 to the junction with War Eagle Trail 203 and the Drumlummen Ridge Trail to Fawn Lake at Teepee Flats. Est. price range: $25,000 - $100,000. Est. start work August 2004. ALL INTERESTED QUOTERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO VIEW THE SITE THIS FALL, AS THIS PROJECT WILL BE ADVERTISED PRIOR TO SNOWMELT IN 2004.