Harvested trees had branches removed and were put on trucks to be taken to processing mills.
Trees from the harvest were processed into the following products: pallets, lumber, railroad ties, paper, wafer plywood and equine stall shavings.
 Around structures, timber was harvested to improve fire safety. |  Some areas away from regular camping and Scout use were clear cut of mature pine. |  Fire was used after the harvest to manage harvest debris and prepare the harvested area for replanting of seedlings. |
Trevor Rees-Jones Scout Camp
- 30 improved campsites with 4 modern bath houses for year-round camping
- Dining hall, meeting and lodging facilities, shooting sports ranges, climbing tower and pavilions
- Perryman, McElvaney and Small Lake
Camp Meisenbach
- 10 established, unimproved campsite with water
- 2 "outback" camps on Governor's Trail
- Murchison Lake
Jonnson Lake
- Primitive use area - foot access only
Trails
- Governor's
- Jonnson Loop
- Fort Bridger
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