Here the route crosses onto private property. Sometime in 2004, Box Elder County signed the private portion of the route as open to motorized use, despite objections from the land owners. Here, however, the county put one of its signs within (and pointing into) the National Forest--even though it is closed according to the current Travel Map. The Forest Service looked the other way, and refused to remove the county's signs even after repeated complaints from the Sierra Club.
