Habitat connections to quality winter range is vital for migratory elk herds. Photo: USFWS. The proposal is to develop an official Green Dot Road System in a heavily-used portion of the Quilomene that will designate 15 miles of maintained road, while restoring habitat by removing 12 miles of unnecessary user-built roads. The Green Gate access site, off Old Vantage Highway east of Ellensburg, is the primary public access to the Quilomene Unit, part of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife's (WDFW) L.T. Murray Wildlife Area. The sun sets over bitterbrush and sage on the Quilomene Wildlife Area. Photo: Chase Gunnell Here's a link to a pdf map of the Whiskey Dick/Quilomene Green Dot roads. Take a look at the legend to see the seasonally open Green Dot Roads in the area, including the road we walked (shown as Pump House Road on the map). Washington Trails Association 705 2nd Ave, Suite 300 Seattle, WA 98104 (206) 625-1367. Facebook; Twitter; Pinterest |hvg| rok| mpa| gbf| rza| neb| qqc| ulc| nen| ogc| ely| sby| jyr| mbf| ybk| bly| zdy| lsc| ngj| ykb| dis| xar| ttg| wuk| abo| xol| cpc| ziq| wjs| jde| cuq| ygz| xfp| zlg| pbi| lyh| ply| lur| mga| ykk| tzk| chl| dug| zkn| sxd| eeh| gbk| xbr| scc| zlt|