So I went up to wildcat mountain today and got a fire for being on Clackamas county land. Silly me didnt know it was Clackamas land and some one knocked the sign down. How do I know I went far enough in to not run in to this situation again?
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Mikej
Please repost this in "Outdoor Shooting Areas" or in the "Off Topic" forum, you'll likely get more responses. It seems to me, from map, the best I can tell is all of that area around Wildcat Mountain is in Clackamas County? It's been awhile since I've been up there but it was pretty obvious where people can shoot. You got to be up there within a couple miles or so of end-of-the-road.
Mikej
As far as I know it is? But we haven't been up there since last Sep./Oct. on a mushroom foray.
MichaelH
Thanks! I'll wait till drier times. My options are minivan or wife's fancy cross-over, so....
Tccae708
Yeah don't get the wife's rig stuck. They don't like that and they will never let u hear the end of it
ScatPackLife
Map is still not working. At least not on my phone.
Mikej
Last I read here, many areas/roads South of hwy 26 in that area are closed due to the fires. A lot of dangerous trees, clean ups going on.
This thread is pretty up to date. Wildcat Mountain - Discussion
@Cogs usually has an eye on such things and would post any changes.
This thread is pretty up to date. Wildcat Mountain - Discussion
@Cogs usually has an eye on such things and would post any changes.
Tccae708
No road block. Was just there 8/10/19
Tccae708
No road block I was just there on 8/10/19
Wavehog
What alarmed me was the amount of people who decided to just pull off the side of the road and just start shooting. Even though it was clearly not safe and signed "no shooting". In recent years I've seen a steady increase of shady activity and have learned not to go up alone.
