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TRAIL
MAP - PART 1
TRAIL MAP
- PART 2
NOTES ABOUT FORT ORD PUBLIC
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While every effort has and is being made to clear dangerous materials, 60 years of military occupation make it possible that live rounds and explosives may remain in public areas as well as posted areas.
DO NOT TOUCH unfamiliar objects, especially metal. Instead, MARK THE LOCATION and CALL THE FEDERAL POLICE at (831) 242-7851 or (831) 242-7924.
If
you have questions regarding explosives clean up at former Fort Ord,
please contact:
Directrate of Environmental and Natural Resources Management
Presidio of Monterey
(831) 242-79
>A
word about Mountain Lions
Yes,
mountain lions do live here.
While there haven't been any attacks on humans, it is important to keep
children and animals within sight. If you come in contact with a mountain
lion. don't run. Try to appear larger by raising your hands. Pick up
small children. Avoid bending over or crouching. Fight back if attacked.
Report any mountain lion sightings to the California Department of Fish and Game. (831) 649-2870 or (831) 8848-2576.
