Government records show thousands of campsites and trails in California’s national forests could be forced to close this summer because of cuts to federal staffing and stalled funding.
California State Parks Foundation has raised concerns that the governor’s budget undermines the intent of a statewide ballot measure.
Trump administration cuts National Park Service employees and eyes reducing size of National Monuments.
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has announced the discontinuation of permits for hikers seeking to enter Canada via the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) without presenting at an official port of entry.
A hiker was shot and robbed Wednesday while hiking in the Jacumba Wilderness area, roughly 1,000 feet north of the U.S.-Mexico border.
A 30-year-old climber from Southern California died on January 18 while descending a route in the Pine Creek area of Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area.
After nearly 11 years without any changes, San Diego County Department of Parks and Recreation will introduce new user fees starting February 18, 2025.
A fast-moving wildfire dubbed the Border 2 Fire continues to burn around Otay Mountain, in southern San Diego, prompting officials to close roads, recreation areas, and multiple public facilities.
Park rangers in Death Valley National Park carried out a successful rescue on January 15 after a Belgian hiker became stranded on a steep, unstable slope in Mosaic Canyon.
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