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(Editor’s Note: Brian McClellan of Olean, N.Y. is curator of the Cattaraugus County Museum in Machias and part-time Olean Times Herald staffer. He’s also now a Adirondack High Peaks 46er.)
(Editor’s Note: Brian McClellan of Olean is curator of the Cattaraugus County Museum in Machias and part-time Times Herald staffer. He’s also now an Adirondack High Peaks 46er.)
Monday night's City Council meeting led off with four public hearings.
Graffiti sprayed-painted on hiking trails could confuse hikers and lead them off established trails, the park service says.
The graffiti, primarily consisting of red blazes spray painted on trees, rocks, and cairns, creates confusion for visitors, who should follow the blue blazes maintained by the NPS to mark established hiking trails. In addition to the red paint damaging park resources, it encourages visitors who might not be familiar with these trails to embark on potentially dangerous routes.