EUGENE, Ore. (AP) — U.S. Forest Service officials say a rock slide containing about 800 dump trucks of boulders and rocks will keep a road to a popular wintertime hot springs closed indefinitely.
Shane Kamrath of the Willamette National Forest tells The Register-Guard in a story on Saturday that that the area is still unstable and more debris could fall onto Aufderheide Drive.
The landslide occurred on Dec. 21.
Terwilliger Hot Springs is about 7 miles from Oregon Route 126.
Officials say other routes to the hot springs near Cougar lake are blocked by snow or construction.
