The U.S. Forest Service is asking for public feedback on managing five popular recreation spots in the Coronado National Forest, located 1½ to three hours from Tucson. Here's a summary of the areas and how to give your input:
Peña Blanca Lake: A 50-acre lake with fishing docks and camping options.
Huachuca Mountains: Forested peaks with trails and historic sites.
Cochise Stronghold: A rocky area for camping and climbing.
Chiricahua Mountains: High peaks with campgrounds and trails.
Mount Graham: Historic trails and campgrounds with high elevation.
You can provide feedback until May 30 at fs.usda.gov/goto/RecreationPlanning. In-person open houses are also being held in April and May. For more details, visit fs.usda.gov/recmain/coronado/recreation. Your input will help shape the management of these recreation areas.
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