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Fossil Creek to remain closed till end of June

Fossil Creek Recovers From Backbone Fire

Fossil Creek flows past a burned landscape after the Backbone Fire burned a total of 41,924 acres in June of 2021.

The closure of Fossil Creek Road, also known as Forest Road (FR) 708, has been extended until June 26 to complete roadwork necessary for safe public access, the Coconino National Forest announced this week.

Fossil Creek Road has been closed since late February for a resurfacing project.





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