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Heavy traffic and flash flood risk on NM15
NM15 is open, however be cautious as there is heavy firefighter traffic and potential for flash flooding.
Flash Flood Risk along NM35
Flash flooding is possible along NM35 during rain due to the Trout Fire burn scar. Burned areas are more prone to flooding—use caution during storms and check conditions before traveling.
Monsoon Season Flash Flooding
As we begin the North American Monsoon season it is important to remember that this weather brings sudden storms, lightning, and flash flood risk to the Gila. Check forecasts before visiting, avoid canyons during rain, expect rapidly changing conditions.
Heat Advisory
Heat illnesses occur often on the Cliff Dwellings Trail—even with an active monsoon season. Always carry and drink plenty of water—at least 1 liter. Dehydration and heat illness can happen quickly, even on short hikes. Be prepared and hike early.
Stage 2 Fire Restrictions
Under Stage 2 fire restrictions, it is prohibited to build, maintain, attend, or use a fire, campfire, stove fire, including charcoal and briquettes.
Warning! Extreme Fire Danger!
Fire conditions are extreme, the Gila National Forest has placed the National Forest at Stage 2 fire restrictions, no campfires!
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Secure trash and food
Pack it in, pack it out! There are no trash services in or around the monument. All food & trash must be secured inside a vehicle. Ravens routinely open zipped bags & tear into trash bags left outside or in the bed of a truck.
