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Longview Fiber (LVF) has sent the WSMC a set of rules to be followed while on their property. This applies to the Kalama area as well as the rest of Longview Fibre land.
All people that want to rockhound on LVF land need to contact LVF and ask them if it is ok to go onto there land. This applies to ALL, even if you have all the proper paper work and have gotten a key for your club you need to contact LVF and ask if it is ok.
For safety reasons, Longview Fiber requests all rock hounding recreational users of the Kalama Green Mountain area to get permission before going onto their property.
In the summer time they generally close their land to recreational use due to FIRE hazard. Also they may be working the land and at that time there would be no access to the general public. All who take a group or go as a individual on to there land must have permission from Longview Fiber.
We will try our best to post when the area is closed, it will be posted at on this website.
Longview Fiber Rules While On Company Property
1.) All members will enter through the gate at the same time. Their names and vehicle license numbers will be recorded. They will then be signed out as they leave the property.
2.) Vehicles must stay on rocked roads only.
3.) No Digging in any creeks or channels, whether they contain water or are dry. No dirt is to be placed so that it may get in to the creeks.
4.) No Fires at any time or for any reason.
5.) No Smoking during travel or while working.
6.) No camping.
7.) Anyone found digging in a Creek will be escorted off the property.
Please be sure to follow these simple rules while on Longview Fiber property. Doing so will help ensure rockhounds continued access to this area.
It is always best to call on Longview Fiber to see if the area is open to rockhounding and it also lets them know when someone will be on there land.
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