Download On Wednesday, January 21, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) will implement its annual temporary closure of the Skull Creek, Horton Mill and Emigrant Crossing roads north of Burns. The Moon Reservoir roads west of Burns and the access roads to the north side of Chickahominy Reservoir near Riley will be closed as well, beginning January 28. Closure of the Skull Creek road will affect firewood cutting in that area throughout the period.

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Contact: Tara Martinak (541) 573-4400
Release No. OR-020-09-06
January 9, 2009
BLM SETS ANNUAL TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES
HINES, Oregon – On Wednesday, January 21, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) will
implement its annual temporary closure of the Skull Creek, Horton Mill and Emigrant Crossing roads
north of Burns. The Moon Reservoir roads west of Burns and the access roads to the north side of
Chickahominy Reservoir near Riley will be closed as well, beginning January 28. Closure of the Skull
Creek road will affect firewood cutting in that area throughout the period.
In anticipation of continued adverse weather conditions and eventual spring thawing, the agency is
closing these areas to avoid potential road surface damage and erosion. BLM closes the gates and
patrols the areas each year until dry conditions occur and maintenance needs are completed in the
spring.
Many other roads in BLM’s Burns District may also become muddy and susceptible to damage in the
coming months. Visitors are encouraged to avoid traveling on any road at any time of the year when
doing so will cause ruts and possible soil erosion. Limited road maintenance funds prohibit regular
maintenance of most primitive access roads in the district. Remember to drive with care and caution.
For more information on road conditions, temporary closures or restrictions and alternative wood
cutting areas on public lands in the Burns District, call the BLM at (541) 573-4400. 
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