Moscow Mountain closed to vehicles

Pullman, WALocal News

Moscow Mountain is closed to motorized vehicles due to fire danger, as Bennett Lumber Products Inc. announced on Facebook. The National Weather Service issued a red flag warning for the region, highlighting dry and windy conditions that exacerbate fire risks. Bennett Lumber has prohibited camping and campfires on all its properties to further prevent potential wildfires. The company is actively supporting firefighters battling a wildfire in a logging area near Deary.

This closure impacts local recreational activities, particularly during the summer months when outdoor engagement is high. Residents and visitors are advised to stay informed about local fire regulations and conditions. The ongoing wildfire poses significant challenges to both the environment and local resources. Such precautions are essential to ensure public safety amid increasing fire threats in the region.

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