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Hazardous Tree Cleanup Continues on Natchez Trace Following Winter Storm

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   Natchez Trace Parkway is asking motorists to watch out for work crews and hazards in the roadway as winter storm clean-up continues. Workers have cleared over 200 downed trees so far. 

  Last week’s ice storm weakened many trees along the Parkway, causing some to fall and others to become hazardous. The ground remains saturated and forecasted rain may cause more trees to fall. Drivers should be alert and lower speeds while traveling on the Natchez Trace Parkway.  

   “We worked quickly to clear trees from last week’s storm to restore Parkway access. Now, work begins to assess and fell hazardous trees,” said Chief of Facilities Management Greg Smith. “Please be on the lookout for falling trees and slow down for work crews.” 

  For additional information and conditions of the Natchez Trace Parkway, visit www.nps.gov/natr, Facebook @NatchezTraceParkwayNPS, or call (662) 680-4027.  Dial 911 or (800) 300-PARK(7275) in the event of an emergency on Natchez Trace Parkway. 

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