Forest Service announces Rhodes End paving and mid-September culvert replacement that will close canyon to traffic for about a week
The Humboldt-Toiyabe Forest Service said it has a contractor lined up to pave the Rhodes End parking lot after July 4 and will bid and replace a failed culvert above the Boy Scout camp with funding from disaster-relief/IRA sources; traffic will be closed for about a week during the culvert work, though trails will remain open.
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Josh Nichols, district ranger for the Forest Service, told the commission that the agency has contracts in place for several projects, including paving at Rhodes End and a culvert-replacement project funded through disaster-relief/IRA funds.
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