A new area of Assateague Island National Seashore is temporarily
closed to public use in order to protect breeding piping plovers. The
closed area includes the portion of the public Over-Sand Vehicle (OSV)
route south of kilometer marker (KM) 18.0. All vehicle use south of KM
18.0 is prohibited. The updated closure began June 15, and will remain
in effect for up to four weeks.
To continue to accommodate over- night camping, the designated
“bullpen” camping area has been temporarily relocated north of the new
closure area within the existing OSV zone.
The interior portion of northern Assateague Island, including much of
the island north of Assateague State Park, has been closed to public
use since April. The ocean beaches along northern Assateague Island
remain open and accessible from Assateague State Park and from the boat
landing area on the Island’s northern tip.
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2 comments:
screw the birds. Just look at the BS happening to Hatteras.
Eventually ALL of assateague will be closed because of the enviros.
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