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Road Report: (6/13/2010) The road condition is good going into camp. As of today camp had 18 inches of new snow, but we expect that to melt off over the next couple of days. You can get all the way up to the y about ½ a mile before camp with a car, a 4WD may be needed that last little bit. So if possible bring a 4WD for first session registration – buses should be fine. Hopefully the snow will be gone by Wednesday for Session 1 Registration. We do expect it to get sunny throughout the week for session 1 and session 2 should be great weather. We don’t expect flooding to be a problem with any highways getting to Lander as of Today.
Please be careful, slow down, click-it-or-ticket Directions to Camp: **Sinks Canyon Route**
To get to the camp, simply go into Lander and take Hwy 131 South past
**Farson Route**
Coming from Lander:
Head east/southeast out of Lander on Hwy 287 (Main Street) towards the Rawlins junction (you will drive past the Post Office, Best Western The Inn at Lander, and Fremont Motors) and continue on Hwy 287 for approximately 8.5 miles until you reach the Rawlins junction. At the junction, continue on Hwy 28 towards South Pass/Farson. Stay on Hwy 28 for approximately 22 miles until you come to the Louis Lake Road turnoff. When you see the turnoff to Atlantic City (it will be on your left), you are getting close. The Louis Lake Road turnoff is approx 3.4 miles past Atlantic City Road. The turnoff for Louis Lake Road will be on the right side of the highway. Turn right onto the Louis Lake road (very rough gravel road) and stay on this road for approximately 17 miles (you will drive past Louis Lake). Eventually, you will reach an intersection of dirt roads and a sign indicating you should take a left to get to the Fremont County Youth Camp. You will see the entrance to the camp shortly after taking the left hand turn.
Coming from Farson:
Head northeast out of Farson on State Highway 28 (towards Lander) and travel approximately 45 miles until you reach the Louis Lake Road turnoff (it will be on the left side of the road). Turn left onto Louis Lake road (very rough gravel road) and stay on this road for approximately 17 miles (you will drive past Louis Lake). Eventually, you will reach an intersection of dirt roads and a sign indicating you should take a left to get to the Fremont County Youth Camp. You will see the entrance to the camp shortly after taking the left hand turn.
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