safety · Monday, September 28
Tahoe National Forest Lowers Fire Restrictions to Stage 1
The change took effect Sept. 28, allowing campfires in designated fire rings or charcoal grills.
Tahoe National Forest reduced its fire restrictions from Stage 2 to Stage 1 on Sept. 28. The lower level allows campfires in designated fire rings and charcoal grills. The change applies to the national forest around Nevada City, Calif., and gives visitors more permitted options for outdoor cooking and warmth.
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