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18-103 Corps to repair Willow Landing parking lot and access road; public access temporarily closed Sept. 10-14

Published Sept. 5, 2018
POMEROY, Wash. – Willow Landing, located about 18 miles east of Little Goose Lock and Dam on the south shoreline of the lower Snake River near Pomeroy, Washington, will be temporarily closed Monday, Sep. 10 until Friday, Sep. 14, to accommodate asphalt maintenance work, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers officials announced today.

Lower Granite Natural Resource Management maintenance staff will repair cracks in the parking lot and access road, apply a seal-coat and perform striping. While work is in progress, the area will be temporarily closed to all types of vehicle and pedestrian traffic. The temporary closure is needed make sure the work crew has safe access to the entire area, and to protect visitors, their vehicles and camping equipment from seal-coat and striping overspray.

“This short closure will allow staff to complete work performed two weeks ago,” noted Walla Walla District Park Ranger Sara Jones. “Not only will the additional seal-coating improve the durability of the asphalt, the new parking lot striping will help improve visitor safety.” 

Visitors seeking boat-launching facilities or camping sites are encouraged to consider several other nearby locations on Lake Bryan:  

* Illia Landing offers day use facilities, boat ramp, dock and primitive camping. It is located 3 miles west of Lower Granite Dam on Almota Ferry Road, at Snake River Mile 103, on the south river bank. 

* Lambi Creek Recreation Area offers day-use facilities, and camping sites for tents and RVs. It is located about 5 miles west of Lower Granite Dam on Almota Ferry Road, at Snake River Mile 101, on the south river bank.

* Port of Garfield Ramp offers day use facilities, boat ramp and dock. It is located 10.5 miles north of Dodge, Wash., on Highway 127, at Snake River Mile 83, on the south river bank.

For more information about this maintenance project or other nearby recreation opportunities, please contact the Natural Resource Management Office, 509-751-0250. For current dam-crossing information, call 1-888-DAM-INFO (1-888-326-4636).
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Lower Granite Natural Resource Management maintenance staff will repair cracks in the parking lot and access road, apply a seal-coat and perform striping. While work is in progress, the area will be temporarily closed to all types of vehicle and pedestrian traffic. The temporary closure is needed make sure the work crew has safe access to the entire area, and to protect visitors, their vehicles and camping equipment from seal-coat and striping overspray.

“This short closure will allow staff to complete work performed two weeks ago,” noted Walla Walla District Park Ranger Sara Jones. “Not only will the additional seal-coating improve the durability of the asphalt, the new parking lot striping will help improve visitor safety.” 

Visitors seeking boat-launching facilities or camping sites are encouraged to consider several other nearby locations on Lake Bryan:  

* Illia Landing offers day use facilities, boat ramp, dock and primitive camping. It is located 3 miles west of Lower Granite Dam on Almota Ferry Road, at Snake River Mile 103, on the south river bank. 

* Lambi Creek Recreation Area offers day-use facilities, and camping sites for tents and RVs. It is located about 5 miles west of Lower Granite Dam on Almota Ferry Road, at Snake River Mile 101, on the south river bank.

* Port of Garfield Ramp offers day use facilities, boat ramp and dock. It is located 10.5 miles north of Dodge, Wash., on Highway 127, at Snake River Mile 83, on the south river bank.

For more information about this maintenance project or other nearby recreation opportunities, please contact the Natural Resource Management Office, 509-751-0250. For current dam-crossing information, call 1-888-DAM-INFO (1-888-326-4636).
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Release no. 18-103