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EAGLE CAP WILDERNESS TRAILS MAINTENANCE

RECOVERY PROJECT

TABLE OF CONTENTS

DOCUMENT Page

0. SF-1449 – COVER PAGE 1-2

0. TABLE OF CONTENTS 3

0. SCHEDULE OF ITEMS 4-11

0. STATEMENT OF WORK 12-34

0. FAR 52.212-4 CONTRACT TERMS AND CONDITIONS 35-38

– COMMERCIAL ITEMS

0. ADDEDUM TO FAR 52.212-4 SPECIAL CONTRACT CLAUSES 39-46

AND ARRA CLAUSES

0. FAR 52.212-5 CONTRACT TERMS AND CONDITIONS 47-51

TO IMPLEMENT STATUTES AND EXECUTIVE ORDERS

LIST OF ATTACHMENTS (Provided as a separate electronic document):

0. CONTRACT ATTACHMENTS (SEVEN PROJECTS – MULTIPLE AWARD)

INSTRUCTIONS – (Provided as part of Electronic Bid Packet)

0. FAR 52.212-1 – INSTRUCTIONS TO OFFERORS-

COMMERCIAL ITEMS

0. ADDEDUM TO FAR 52.212-1 FORMS/ INSTRUCTIONS

0. FAR 52.212-2 – EVALUATION OF OFFERORS

0. FAR 52.212-3 OFFEROR REPRESENTATIONS AND CERTIFICATIONS –COMMERCIAL ITEMS

0. FAR 52.212-5 FACSIMILE OFFERS

Signature of Authorized Representative

STATEMENT OF WORK

1. SCOPE OF CONTRACT

The purpose of this contract is to perform routine maintenance on trails within and adjacent to the Eagle Cap Wilderness of the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest. The project area is composed of 7 line items, each of which will be awarded to a single offeror. Contractors may be awarded multiple items. Successful offerors shall complete all sub-items of each item awarded. Sub-items A-C include work that shall be completed in 2010 while sub-item D is an optional line item that may be awarded depending on the availability of funds. If sub-item D is awarded, the work shall be accomplished in 2011.

Wilderness line items include work within the Eagle Cap Wilderness area and shall be limited to non-motorized tools (crosscut saws, loppers, etc.). Motorized equipment shall not be permitted in these areas. Group size is limited to 12 people and 18 head of stock.

Non-wilderness line items are located within non-motorized travel zones. Motorized vehicles (ATVs, etc.) are prohibited; however, motorized equipment (chainsaws, hedge trimmers, etc.) will be allowed.

Trail maintenance activities have been broken into four categories listed below. Detailed specifications are listed under Project Location and Description.

A. 2010 Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance shall include clearing of up to 40 downed and leaning trees exceeding 6” diameter per mile; cleaning existing drainage structures (waterbars, turnpikes, culverts, ditches, and etc.) and clearing rocks and woody debris from trail beds.

B. 2010 Heavy Logout & Maintenance shall include clearing in excess of 40 downed and leaning trees exceeding 6” diameter per mile; cleaning existing drainage structures (waterbars, turnpikes, culverts, ditches and etc.) and clearing rocks and woody debris from trail beds.

C. 2010 Brushing shall include removal of all brush, trees, and shrubs less than 4 inches in diameter within the clearing limits.

D. 2011 Logout & Maintenance (Option Item) shall include clearing in excess of 40 downed and leaning trees exceeding 6” diameter per mile; cleaning existing drainage structures (waterbars, turnpikes, culverts, ditches and etc.) and clearing rocks and woody debris from trail beds.

The Contractor shall furnish all labor, supervision, equipment, transportation, materials, supplies, and incidentals in order to perform trail maintenance. The Contractor will be required to comply with all applicable rules and regulations pertaining to activities on the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest (Attachment 2), Minimum Impact Camping Techniques (Attachment 3), and attached specifications, and terms and conditions.

2. PROJECT LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION

This project area is located in the Wallowa Mountains of Northeast Oregon. Trails range between approximately 3000’ and 8000’ in elevation and seasonal snowfall is the primary factor affecting accessibility to the area. Lower elevations typically become snow-free in mid-April with higher elevations remaining closed until mid-July.

The Vicinity Map (Attachment 1) identifies the general location of the project area. All trails are located within or adjacent to the Eagle Cap in Northeast Oregon. A variety of trail conditions exist within the area with downfall ranging from light to heavy and generally light to moderate brushing. Drainage structures typically do not exceed 20 per mile. A detailed list of items, sub items and miles are included below. Project maps are included in the separate attachments.

See below for specific access, location and description information for each vicinity.

Item 1: Bear Creek Vicinity (April 1 – September 13): SEE ATTACHMENT #4 The most direct access to the Bear Creek Vicinity is to turn off State Highway #82 at the west end of Wallowa, Oregon and follow the signs to Bear Creek and Boundary Campground. Bear Creek Trailhead is located nine miles south of Wallowa. From the Bear Creek Trailhead, take trail #1653 to the intersection with trail #1665, and continue south to access trail #1654 and #1671. From the trailhead, it is approximately 4 miles to trail #1665 and 5 miles to trail #1654.

Item 1.1 Bear Creek Trail #1653 (12.27 miles total) (Wilderness)

Sub-item 1.1a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (10 miles) Sub-item 1.1b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (2.27 miles) Sub-item 1.1c: Brushing (12.27 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: Last maintained in 2009. Expect light to moderate brushing over length of trail. Downfall can vary dramatically each year. This trail is typically accessible by 6/15.

Sub-item 1.1d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (12.27 Miles) (Option Item)

12.27 miles of the Bear Creek Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 6/15.

Item 1.2 Dobbin Creek Trail #1654 (3.4 miles total) (Wilderness)

Sub-item 1.2a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (2 miles) Sub-item 1.2b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (1.4 miles) Sub-item 1.2c: Brushing (3.4 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: Approximately 1.5 miles of this trail was burnt over in 1989. Another small portion was burnt over in 2009. Trail was maintained in 2009 (prior to fire). Expect moderate to heavy brushing in fire area. This trail is typically accessible by 6/15.

Sub-item 1.2d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (3.4 Miles) (Option Item)

3.4 miles of the Dobbin Creek Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 6/15.

Item 1.3 Miners Basin Trail #1671 (2.58 miles total) (Wilderness)

Sub-item 1.3a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (2.58 miles) Sub-item 1.3b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (0 miles) Sub-item 1.3c: Brushing (2.58 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: This trail was last logged out in 2009. Expect light to moderate timber and brush. This trail is typically accessible by 6/15.

Sub-item 1.3d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (2.58 Miles) (Option Item)

2.58 miles of the Miners Basin Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 6/15.

Item 1.4 Goat Creek Trail #1665 (7.1 miles total) (Wilderness)

Sub-item 1.4a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (4 miles) Sub-item 1.4b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (3.1 miles) Sub-item 1.4c: Brushing (7.1 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: This trail was last logged out in 2008. Downfall can vary dramatically from year to year. Expect heavy brushing in a 3 mile section. Remainder will be light to moderate. This trail is typically accessible by 6/15.

Sub-item 1.4d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (7.1 Miles) (Option Item)

7.1 miles of the Goat Creek Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 6/15.

Item 2: Lower Minam Vicinity (April 1 – September 13): SEE ATTACHMENT #5 The Lower Minam Vicinity can be accessed by taking State Highway #82 to Big Canyon Road. Turn south and take Forest Road #8270 and then Forest Road #190 to the end of the road to the Cougar Ridge Trailhead. From the Cougar Ridge Trailhead, trail #1649 can be accessed by heading north. Trail #1668 can be accessed from the trailhead by heading south. Trails #1685, 1672, 1673, 1901, 1655, can be accessed from intersections along trails #1649 and #1668.

Trails #1901, 1673, 1672, may be better accessed through Rock Springs Trailhead which is located approximately 20 miles southeast of Highway #82, between Elgin and Minam Summit on Forest Road #62.

Item 2.1 Minam River Trail #1673 (13.9 miles total) (Wilderness)

Sub-item 2.1a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (10.9 miles) Sub-item 2.1b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (3 miles) Sub-item 2.1c: Brushing (13.9 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: Last logged out in 2009, except for 3 miles in the middle section. Expect moderate brush over the full length of the trail. This trail is typically accessible by 4/1.

Sub-item 2.1d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (13.9 Miles) (Option Item)

13.9 miles of the Minam River Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 4/1.

Item 2.2 Murphy Creek Trail #1672 (9.7 miles total) (Wilderness)

Sub-item 2.2a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (0 miles) Sub-item 2.2b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (9.7 miles) Sub-item 2.2c: Brushing (9.7 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: Not maintained in recent years. Expect large downfall and moderate to heavy brushing. This trail is typically accessible by 6/1.

Sub-item 2.2d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (9.7 Miles) (Option Item)

9.7 miles of the Murphy Creek Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 6/1.

Item 2.3 Big Sheep Ridge Trail #1685 (7.65 miles total) (Wilderness)

Sub-item 2.3a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (7.65 miles) Sub-item 2.3b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (0 miles) Sub-item 2.3c: Brushing (7.65 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: This trail was last logged out in 2008. Expect intermittent timber and brush combined with open slopes. This trail is typically accessible by 4/1.

Sub-item 2.3d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (7.65 Miles) (Option Item)

7.65 miles of the Big Sheep Ridge Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 4/1.

Item 2.4 Division Camp Trail #1649 (4.5 miles total) (Wilderness)

Sub-item 2.4a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (4 miles) Sub-item 2.4b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (0.5 miles) Sub-item 2.4c: Brushing (4.5 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: This trail was last logged out in 2005. Expect moderate downfall and light brushing over length of trail. Intermittent timber and brush combined with open slopes. This trail is typically accessible by 4/1.

Sub-item 2.4d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (4.5 Miles) (Option Item)

4.5 miles of the Division Camp Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 4/1.

Item 2.5 Cougar Ridge Trail #1668 (7.94 miles total) (Wilderness)

Sub-item 2.5a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (5.94 miles) Sub-item 2.5b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (2 miles) Sub-item 2.5c: Brushing (7.94 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: This trail was last logged out in 2009 after there was a fire in the area. Expect moderate timber and light to moderate brush. This trail is typically accessible by 6/1.

Sub-item 2.5d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (7.94 Miles) (Option Item)

7.94 miles of the Cougar Ridge Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 6/1.

Item 2.6 Little Minam Trail #1901 (6.37 miles total) (Wilderness)

Sub-item 2.6a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (5.37 miles) Sub-item 2.6b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (1 mile) Sub-item 2.6c: Brushing (6.37 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: This trail was last logged out in 2009, except for the mile located in the center of trail. Expect moderate brushing over the length of the trail. This trail is typically accessible by 6/1.

Sub-item 2.6d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (6.37 Miles) (Option Item)

6.37 miles of the Little Minam Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 6/1.

Item 2.7 Bear Minam Trail #1655 (4.3 miles total) (Wilderness)

Sub-item 2.7a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (4.3 miles) Sub-item 2.7b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (0 miles) Sub-item 2.7c: Brushing (4.3 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: The lower 2.5 miles were last logged out in 2009. 50% of the trail is in timber; expect light to moderate brushing. This trail is typically accessible by 6/15.

Sub-item 2.7d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (4.3 Miles) (Option Item)

4.3 miles of the Bear Minam Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 6/15.

Item 3: Upper Minam Vicinity (April 1 – September 13): SEE ATTACHMENT #6 The northern portion of the Upper Minam Vicinity can be accessed by taking State Highway #237 from Island City 12 miles to Cove. Take Forest Road #6220 from Cove 8.2 miles. From the Moss Springs Trailhead, take Trail #1908 to the intersection with trail #1673 and continue south. Trails 1942, 1905, 1676, 1656, 1944, 1922, and 1947 can be accessed by continuing along trail #1673.

The southern portion of this vicinity can also be accessed from Two Pan Trailhead. Take State Highway #82 to Lostine and go south on the Lostine River Road #8210. The trailhead is located 17 miles south of the junction with State Highway #82. At the trailhead, take the West Fork Lostine Trail #1670 to Minam Lake where Trail #1670 will intersect with trail #1673.

Item 3.1 Minam River Trail #1673 (24.8 miles total) (Wilderness)

Sub-item 3.1a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (20 miles) Sub-item 3.1b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (4.8 miles) Sub-item 3.1c: Brushing (24.8 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: Trail was last maintained in 2009. Expect moderate downfall on most of the heavily timbered portions of the trail (approx.75%). Brushing consists of mostly reproduction of both lodgepole pine and white fir. Expect brushing to be moderate to heavy in some areas. This trail is typically accessible by 4/1.

Sub-item 3.1d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (24.8 Miles) (Option Item)

24.8 miles of the Minam River Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 4/1.

Item 3.2 Lackeys Hole - East Trail #1942E (5.0 miles total) (Wilderness)

Sub-item 3.2a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (4 miles) Sub-item 3.2b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (1 mile) Sub-item 3.2c: Brushing (5 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: Trail was last maintained in 2009. Trail conditions have been variable each year. Expect brushing to be light to moderate. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Sub-item 3.2d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (5 Miles) (Option Item) 5 miles of the Lackeys Hole Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Item 3.3 North Fork Catherine Creek Trail #1905 (5.1 miles total) (Wilderness)

Sub-item 3.3a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (4.1 miles) Sub-item 3.3b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (1 mile) Sub-item 3.3c: Brushing (5.1 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: 2.5 miles of this trail were maintained in 2009. 2.6 miles south from the junction with trail #1942 were not maintained. Expect light to moderate brushing. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Sub-item 3.3d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (5.1 Miles) (Option Item)

5.1 miles of the North Fork Catherine Creek Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Item 3.4 Elk Creek Trail #1944 (3.7 miles total) (Wilderness)

Sub-item 3.4a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (1 mile) Sub-item 3.4b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (2.7 miles) Sub-item 3.4c: Brushing (3.7 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: Trail was last maintained in 2008. Reports say downfall is moderate and passable. Expect light to moderate brushing. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Sub-item 3.4d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (3.7 Miles) (Option Item)

3.7 miles of the Elk Creek Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Item 3.5 Granite Trail #1676 (5.29 miles total) (Wilderness)

Sub-item 3.5a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (4 miles) Sub-item 3.5b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (1.29 miles) Sub-item 3.5c: Brushing (5.29 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: This trail has not been maintained in recent years. It is passable; however, there are reroutes around several trees that need to be logged out. There is considered to be moderate downfall. Expect brush to be light to moderate. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Sub-item 3.5d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (5.29 Miles) (Option Item)

5.29 miles of the Granite Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Item 3.6 Copper Creek Trail #1656 (5.17 miles total) (Wilderness)

Sub-item 3.6a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (5.17 miles) Sub-item 3.6b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (0 miles) Sub-item 3.6c: Brushing (5.17 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: This trail was maintained last in 2009. Expect light to moderate brush. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Sub-item 3.6d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (5.17 Miles) (Option Item)

5.17 miles of the Copper Creek Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Item 3.7 Main Eagle Trail #1922 (5.1 miles total) (Wilderness)

Sub-item 3.7a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (3.1 miles) Sub-item 3.7b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (2 miles) Sub-item 3.7c: Brushing (5.1 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: This trail was last maintained in 2009. Mostly timbered, and expect moderate downfall. Expect moderate brushing, with heavier brushing needed on the lower mile. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Sub-item 3.7d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (5.1 Miles) (Option Item)

5.1 miles of the Main Eagle Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Item 3.8 Frazier Pass Trail #1947 (2.7 miles total) (Wilderness)

Sub-item 3.8a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (1 mile) Sub-item 3.8b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (1.7 miles) Sub-item 3.8c: Brushing (2.7 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: Partially logged out by visitors in 2009. Expect moderate downfall. Expect light to moderate brush. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Sub-item 3.8d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (2.7 Miles) (Option Item)

2.7 miles of the Frazier Pass Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Item 4: McCully/Boner Flat Vicinity (April 1 – September 13): SEE ATTACHMENT #7 The northern portion of the McCully/Boner Flat Vicinity can be accessed by driving east 5.4 miles from Joseph, Oregon on State Highway #350. Turn right on Tucker Down Road. Drive south on the Tucker Down road for approximately 4.6 miles. The McCully Trailhead is on the right. From the McCully Trailhead go south on trail #1812.

The southern portion of the McCully/Boner Flat Vicinity can be accessed by taking State Highway #350 from Joseph, Oregon. Drive approximately 8 miles, turn right onto Forest Road #39. Travel approximately 40 miles and turn right onto Forest Road #3960. It is approximately 10 miles to Indian Crossing campground and trailhead. From the Indian Crossing Trailhead, take the South Fork Imnaha Trail #1816 to the intersection with Boner Flat trail #1801. From the Indian Crossing Trailhead, it is approximately 10 miles to Boner Flat trail #1801.

Item 4.1 McCully Creek Trail #1812 (7.64 miles total) (Wilderness)

Sub-item 4.1a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (4 miles) Sub-item 4.1b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (3.64 miles) Sub-item 4.1c: Brushing (7.64 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: The first five miles of this trail were logged out in 2009. The first 3/4 mile from the trailhead is a closed road. Expect moderate to heavy downfall and cut logs within the clearing limits for the next two miles due to a fire in 1989 (to the wilderness boundary). Motorized equipment is allowed on the non-wilderness portion of this trail. Expect moderate brushing (reproduction of white fir and lodgepole pine) in the 1989 burn, and lighter brushing on the remainder of the trail. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Sub-item 4.1d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (7.64 Miles) (Option Item)

7.64 miles of the McCully Creek Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Item 4.2 Boner Flat Trail #1801 (5.0 miles total) (Wilderness)

Sub-item 4.2a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (3 miles) Sub-item 4.2b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (2 miles) Sub-item 4.2c: Brushing (5 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: The southern 3.5 miles were logged out in 2009. Expect light brushing. Remainder of trail is heavily logged in and brush is moderate. This portion of the trail has not been maintained in recent years. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Sub-item 4.2d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (5 Miles) (Option Item) 5 miles of the Boner Flat Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Item 5: Pine Creek Vicinity (April 1 – October 30): SEE ATTACHMENT #8 The most direct access to the Pine Creek Vicinity is to turn off Interstate Highway #84 at Baker City, Oregon and go East on State Highway 86 for 53 miles to Halfway, Oregon. Lake Fork Trailhead #1876 is located approximately fourteen miles Northeast of Halfway on Forest Road 39. Twin Lakes Trail #1874 is located approx 24 miles North of Halfway at Twin Lakes campground off of Forest Road 66. Deadman Trail #1869 is located approximately 21 miles North of Halfway on Forest Road 66. Blue Creek Trail #1865, Norway Basin Trail #1896, and Pine Lakes Trail #1880 are all located approximately 10 miles North of Halfway at the Cornucopia Trailhead.

Item 5.1 Lake Fork Trail #1876 (10.6 miles total) (Non-wilderness)

Sub-item 5.1a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (10.6 miles) Sub-item 5.1b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (0 miles) Sub-item 5.1c: Brushing (10.6 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: Lake Fork trail is totally outside of the wilderness and chainsaws may be used for maintenance. The trail received general maintenance in 2009,; however, the upper 3 miles of the trail is located within a burn that occurred in 1994 and may have an above normal number of trees down on the trail. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Sub-item 5.1d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (10.6 Miles) (Option Item)

10.6 miles of the Lake Fork Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Item 5.2 Twin Lakes Trail #1874 (2.7 miles total) (Wilderness)

Sub-item 5.2a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (0 miles) Sub-item 5.2b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (2.7 miles) Sub-item 5.2c: Brushing (2.7 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: The entire length of the Twin Lakes trail is within wilderness. Use of chainsaws is not allowed. The trail is in the 1994 Twin Lakes burn so heavy downfall and brush is to be expected. This trail was not maintained in 2009. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Sub-item 5.2d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (2.7 Miles) (Option Item)

2.7 miles of the Twin Lakes Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Item 5.3 Deadman Trail #1869 (6.1 miles total) (Wilderness / Non-wilderness)

Sub-item 5.3a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (4.1 miles) Sub-item 5.3b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (2 miles) Sub-item 5.3c: Brushing (0 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: The entire length of the Deadman Trail is within an area previously burned by wildfire. You can expect heavy downfall in the last 2 miles of trail. Approx 3.5 miles of the trail is within the wilderness and the remainder is outside. Deadman Trail was maintained in 2009. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Sub-item 5.3d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (6.1 Miles) (Option Item)

6.1 miles of the Deadman Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Item 5.4 Blue Creek Trail #1865 (9.6 miles total) (Wilderness/ Non-wilderness)

Sub-item 5.4a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (5.6 miles) Sub-item 5.4b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (4 miles) Sub-item 5.4c: Brushing (0 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: The first mile of the Blue Creek Trail is an old road bed. The approximate 5.5 miles of trail outside of the wilderness received heavy maintenance in 2009; however, a portion of these miles outside of the wilderness is in an area that was burned by a wildfire in 2006 so heavy downfall may be expected in this area as well as the lower portion of the trail within the wilderness. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Sub-item 5.4d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (9.6 Miles) (Option Item)

9.6 miles of the Blue Creek Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Item 5.5 Norway Basin Trail #1896 (4.4 miles total) (Wilderness/ Non-wilderness)

Sub-item 5.5a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (3 miles) Sub-item 5.5b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (1.4 miles) Sub-item 5.5c: Brushing (0 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: Approximately the first 2 miles of the trail is outside of the wilderness and is an old road bed and was maintained in 2009. The remainder of the trail is within the wilderness with the last 1.4 miles being an area that was not maintained in 2009 and historically has heavy downfall. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Sub-item 5.5d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (4.4 Miles) (Option Item)

4.4 miles of the Norway Basin Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Item 5.6 Pine Lakes Trail #1880 (8.8 miles total) (Wilderness/ Non-wilderness)

Sub-item 5.6a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (8.8 miles) Sub-item 5.6b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (0 miles) Sub-item 5.6c: Brushing (0 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: The first 3.5 miles of the Pine Lakes trail is outside of the wilderness and chainsaw use is allowed. A portion of this part of the trail is on an old road bed. The remainder of the trail is inside the wilderness and is not expected to have heavy downfall; however, a portion of the trail traverses a granite slide area and could have larger rock in the trail. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Sub-item 5.6d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (8.8 Miles) (Option Item)

8.8 miles of the Pine Lakes Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Item 6: Eagle Creek Vicinity (April 1 – October 30): SEE ATTACHMENT #9 The most direct access to the Eagle Creek Vicinity is to turn off Interstate Highway #84 at Baker City, Oregon and follow state highway #86 east 43 miles to Richland Oregon. Summit Point Trailhead is approximtely 12 miles Northeast of Richland. East Eagle Trailhead is approximately 17 miles North of Richland, Main Eagle Trailhead is approximately 20 miles North of Richland, and West Eagle Trailhead is approximatley 21 miles Northwest of Richland.

Item 6.1 Cliff River & Spur #1885 (11.3 miles total) (Wilderness/ Non-wilderness)

Sub-item 6.1a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (7.3 miles) Sub-item 6.1b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (4 miles) Sub-item 6.1c: Brushing (0 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: Approximately the first 1.2 miles of this trail is outside of the wilderness, with the remainder inside. The trail, until it reaches Crater Lake, is usually in good condition with only a few trees needing removed. This portion was maintained in 2009. The portion of the trail from Crater Lake to the Imnaha River may have a lot of downfall on it and sometimes needs heavy log out; however, it was maintained in 2009. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Sub-item 6.1d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (11.3 Miles) (Option Item)

11.3 miles of the Cliff River Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Item 6.2 Little Kettle Cr. Trail #1945 (7.0 miles total) (Wilderness/ Non-wilderness)

Sub-item 6.2a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (6 miles) Sub-item 6.2b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (1 mile) Sub-item 6.2c: Brushing (7 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: Approximately 2 miles of the Little Kettle Creek Trail is outside the wilderness, with the remainder inside. This trail is normally very overgrown with brush. There is usually not a lot of downfall on it; however, expect a moderate number of trees in the trail. The part of the trail outside the wilderness was maintained in 2009. The remainder was logged out in 2008. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Sub-item 6.2d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (7 Miles) (Option Item) 7 miles of the Little Kettle Creek Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Item 6.3 East Eagle Trail #1910 (11.3 miles total) (Wilderness)

Sub-item 6.3a: Light to Moderate Logout & Maintenance (9.3 miles) Sub-item 6.3b: Heavy Logout & Maintenance (2 miles) Sub-item 6.3c: Brushing (0 miles, same mileage as above)

Description: This entire trail is within the wilderness. Expect heavy downfall in the first 2 miles of the trail. Some sections are prone to erosion and damage from winter avalanches; however, most of the trail is usually in good condition. Most of the trail was logged out in 2009. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Sub-item 6.3d: 2011 Logout & Maintenance (11.3 Miles) (Option Item)

11.3 miles of the East Eagle Trail will be maintained in 2010. The level of downfall will vary along the length of the trail for 2011. This trail is typically accessible by 7/13.

Item 6.4 Main Eagle Trail #1922 (11.7 miles total) (Wilderness/ Non-wilderness)

Sub-item 6.4a: Light to Moderate Logout &…