Mile 176 Report
North end Baker Beach, Lily Lake
September 16, 2008
The edge of highway 101 from the northend of Baker Beach to at least the road into the old Berry Creek quarry, continues to move downward, slipping off the steep face of the area.
Report Details
The edge of highway 101 from the northend of Baker Beach to at least the road into the old Berry Creek quarry, continues to move downward, slipping off the steep face of the area.
Conditions
Cloud Cover: Cloudy. Wind Velocity: Calm/Light.
Human Activities
Number of people: 14. Walking or running: 2. Other Activities: Horseback. Only people driving on Baker Beach are Forest Service people.
Concerns
Disturbances: Shorebirds moving in response to humans/dogs
Vehicles
Driftline Content
Shells, Small rocks.
Actions & Comments
The edge of highway 101 from the northend of Baker Beach to at least the road into the old Berry Creek quarry, continues to move downward, slipping off the steep face of the area.
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Mile 176
North end Baker Beach, Lily Lake
Mile 176 is quite pretty, with a wide beach, wind-sculpted dunes, and few visitors.
GasiorowskiM
Mile 176
North end Baker Beach, Lily Lake
Visited mile 176 and picked up one small bag of trash.
cheshire
Mile 176
North end Baker Beach, Lily Lake
No litter, no dead animals and not much to report except that it was a beautiful morning
magmama
Mile 176
North end Baker Beach, Lily Lake
Lots of rock hunters and people with poorly controlled dogs.
magmama
Mile 176
North end Baker Beach, Lily Lake
Heceta Beach North of Baker Beach at the rocks below Southview Gated Community there was another landslide.
TeeLeo
Mile 176
North end Baker Beach, Lily Lake
I do hope ODOT finally does something about the fissures and erosion immediately west of 101, just north of the entrance to the Southview PUD housing, because if, during our winter rains, that section of 101 slides off, it will close this highway for many months while emergency repairs are undertaken.
CMHarvey
Mile 176
North end Baker Beach, Lily Lake
Some quads recently crossed over Berry Creek from the south, not Forest Service and the Forest Service had a pickup truck north of Berry Creek during the past three months as well.
CMHarvey