Crews began post-fire recovery work in the Lincoln National Forest’s South Fork burn scar, removing dead and hazardous trees across 5,300 acres in the South Fork and Blue 2 burn scars. The $38-million project will reduce wildfire fuel, erosion, and safety risks through 2030, with wood chips supporting soil stabilization and replanting expected to begin in 2029.
Stroll through the trail to see the events and other ways for non-competitors to get the most out of XTERRA week, with parking advice and an event overview.
Lincoln County Undersheriff Alex Trujillo estimated 25 homes have been damaged, and no deaths have been reported as of 10 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 25. Glencoe, Hondo and the Lincoln fire departments, along with the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office, have been moving from property-to-property checking for damages and anyone still needing assistance.