Pisgah National Forest reopens in parts after Helene; cleanup of debris, trees continues
Article from the Citizen Times in Asheville:
Following the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene, the Pisgah Ranger District in Western North Carolina has begun reopening some areas while continuing recovery efforts. Crews are hard at work removing fallen trees and debris from trails, with tree-cutting operations underway to clear safe paths for visitors. The reopening marks a significant step toward restoring access to one of the region’s most beloved outdoor recreation areas, although many trails remain closed. Officials urge visitors to follow all safety guidelines and respect closed sections as recovery efforts continue.
