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KAESONG, North Korea (AP) - Thousands of communist laborers toil under the supervision of capitalist managers in this fenced-in special zone, South Korea's economic beachhead in North Korea just beyond the border. The Kaesong Industrial Complex is a key part of Seoul's strategy to engage the impoverished yet militarily potent North, reduce their economic gap and prepare for the day - South Koreans hope - they unite as one. But at the same time, neighbor China is carving out a bigger role in North Korea's economic life, raising concerns in South Korea that greater Chinese involvement could hinder that vision of a unified Korean Peninsula. Chinese companies and entrepreneurs are investing in North Korean ventures including glassmaking, bicycle manufacturing and a department store, and are developing mineral and fisheries resources and even prospecting for oil. Over the last five years, China has become North Korea's largest trading partner, providing at least 80 percent of the North's consumer goods, ranging from electronics to shoes, according to South Korean central bank economist Lee Young-hoon. China has been an off-and-on ally of North Korea for decades. Now it wants "gradually to normalize the North's economy, with the long-term goal of a reformed, pro-Beijing state,'' the Brussels-based International Crisis Group wrote in an analysis. Beijing's paramount aim, according to the conflict prevention think tank, is ensuring stability in an impoverished, unpredictable country on its border that may have nuclear weapons. South Koreans are worried that "China's going to be economically dominant in the North,'' said Peter Beck, director of the group's Northeast Asia Project in Seoul. Chinese-North Korean trade totaled US$1.6 billion in 2005, outpacing exchange between the two Koreas, which reached a record US$1.1 billion boosted by activity at Kaesong. Trade with China increased an average of 30 percent annually from 2000-2004 and accounted for 40 percent of the North's total in 2004, says the Bank of Korea's Lee. "North Korea's economy would collapse'' if it weren't for China, he says. Lee attributes the expansion in trade to China's rapid growth - 9.9 percent last year - and government tax breaks from Beijing for Chinese businesses operating in border areas, which have encouraged them to venture into even high-risk North Korea. As of the end of last year, Pyeonghwa said it had sold about 1,000 cars, mostly to government officials. China is working to extract iron ore. North Korea and China signed an agreement in late December to jointly develop offshore oil reserves, their state-run news agencies reported, without offering details. North Korea's economy is showing signs of emerging from the horrors of the 1990s, when a famine caused by bad weather and compounded by mismanagement resulted in the deaths of an estimated 2 million people. The North's economy expanded an estimated 2.2 percent in 2004, the sixth straight year of growth, according to the Bank of Korea, which has issued an annual estimate since 1991. The North has released no official data since the 1960s. Modest economic reforms since 2002 have encouraged some private enterprise, allowing the emergence of an entrepreneurial class with money to spend on imported goods. Divided since the 1950-53 Korean War ended in a truce, North and South have recently engaged in a limited detente, including their first summit in 2000 in Pyongyang. North Korean strongman Kim Jong Il, however, has declined to carry out a reciprocal visit and balked at overtures from current South Korean President Roh Moo-hyun to visit Pyongyang again. On the contrary, summits with China have become almost a regular event. Chinese President Hu Jintao visited Pyongyang in October, reportedly offering a trade and investment package worth up to $3 billion and nudging Kim to remain involved in international talks on ending the North's nuclear programs. In January, Kim made a secretive nine-day journey to China's booming southern regions, his third trip to the country since 2001, causing speculation he may be considering further Chinese-style economic reforms. Still, things can change quickly with North Korea. Just five years ago Japan was by far the North's largest trading partner. Now, amid political tensions over the North's abductions of Japanese citizens, it's fallen to No. 3, with exchange last year totaling about US$200 million far below the roughly US$1.3 billion in 2001. For Another perspective from The Korea Herald, a partner of Asia News Network, click here Latest business news from AP-Wire This post has been edited by beronis: Jun 30 2008, 05:37 AM |
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Wasnt this always the case? China always had a lot of influence in NK.
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Yeah, China has always had and still has tremendous influence in North Korea. Whether it be economic or political. What's needed, however, is the increase of South Korean influence in North Korea. I'm sure there are many obstacles, but the South Koreans need to expand their influence in North Korea. Foreign influence needs to be expelled or at least less then Korean influence.
Definitley the two countries need to get closer in regard to economic and political relations, for that to happen, the brain-washing regime of N. Korea has to change and Chinese and other foreign influence needs to be lessened, in both Koreas. This could lead to the unification of Korea. I mean, I'm sure the people want to re-unite. |
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ATLANTA - Going green in commercial buildings is a great initiative. In theory, it is supposed to be good for the planet and help with tenant relations who share the same mindset. However, while we've seen several building owners and managers around Atlanta implement LEED green initiatives, which are a good thing – many are still missing the big picture when it comes to one of our most precious resources – water.
And with one of the highest cost per thousand rates in the country, it's costing you big money!
Through today's technology, however, you can implement a water conservation program that not only replaces inefficient equipment to reduce consumption but can provide a proactive leak management system that can save you money.
What is water conservation anyway? It is defined as any action that reduces the amount of water withdrawn from water supply sources, reduces consumptive use, reduces the loss or waste of water, improves the efficiency of water use, increases recycling and reuse of water or prevents the pollution of water.
Sounds easy right? While buying and installing products may be simple, the hardest thing – and where most fail in creating an effective program – is developing the attitude that water conservation is important and the right thing to do… for your tenants, Earth and your bottom line.
Getting Started
One of the first things you should do is create a game plan for conserving water. An effective plan examines how much water is being used, when it is used and where it is being used. To accomplish this, your plan requires accurate data through a water audit to set a benchmark and use subsequent data to measure progress.
As we look at commercial buildings, a successful water conservation program can have a big impact – and cost savings – in three major areas:
- Restrooms – which account for 40 percent of water used
- Cooling/Heating – accounting for 28 percent
- Irrigation – accounting for 22 percent
Through a water audit, you can obtain detailed information on where and how much water enters the system and where it leaves the system. One of the major objectives of the audit is to estimate and reduce unaccounted for water use that occurs through leaks, inoperative system controls and water used from unmetered sources. As the earlier percentages indicate, significant water usage – and big bills – could quickly add up if you're not tracking what is going on.
An audit typically includes a wide range of surveys – from examining floor plans to occupancy to reviewing utility records for the past two years – to collect as much information as possible about a building's water use now and in the future.
Additionally, it's important to conduct a facility survey to understand how water is being used in the three major areas (restroom, cooling/heating, irrigation) and check the water-using equipment for discrepancies against standard operating conditions. Measuring fixture flow rates, irrigation system usage and cooling tower usage can help managers compute total water usage. Understanding the water usage for each major area is important because if there is a major difference between a facility's total usage and the sum of each area, a major underground leak may exist that is running up your water bill.
Time To Execute
With the data and visual surveys you've collected, now you can create a plan of action to launch your water conservation program. A plan should encompass the system and equipment changes required to succeed as well as a return on investment forecast considering rising water/sewer rates.
Additionally, your plan should include short-term no-brainer fixes and long-term remedies for each of the three major water consumption areas of your building. Based on our experience, the following items are typical within a commercial water conservation plan:
No Brainer Fixes And Things To Do
- Leads and drips of faucets… which can drip away more than 10,000 gallons per month if not fixed
- Winterize outdoor spigots and pipes in unheated areas to prevent freezing and leaking
- Check for wet spots and alligatored paving, which may indicate underground leaks
- Keep accurate reports on your inspection to note changes that may indicate a potential problem
- Educate tenants and employees on your conservation plan, what they can do to help and what to do if they spot a problem
Most toilets, urinals and facets in use today were not designed for water conservation and are the main culprits for water (and money) needlessly being washed down the drain. In fact, with 4.8 billion gallons of water flushed every day in America, toilets are responsible for approximately one-third of a building's water use.
Here are some guidelines to conserve water and save money:
- Install low flow fixtures and consider metered valve, self closing, infrared and ultrasonic sensor fixtures
- Keep toilets in good working order by periodically inspecting and replacing flapper valves and ballcocks that deteriorate and case leaks and/or toilets to continually run
- Consider waterless urinals
- Adjust flush valve to use less water
While having a beautifully landscaped area helps with tenant retention, it can be costly to be pretty. Since most sprinkler systems are set for pre-dawn watering, most managers don't notice if there is a major problem until 1) an area goes brown because of a malfunctioning device or 2) they get a high water bill at the end of the month.
Here are some guidelines for immediate water savings:
- Inspect irrigation system for leaks, broken heads
- Adjust sprinkler heads to ensure your watering landscape, not pavement
- Install rain sensors so the system won't start while it's raining
- Water before 9 am to minimize evaporation
- Consider irrigating from detention ponds or reservoir
- Stop using water to clean sidewalks, parking lots and other hard decks.
Cooling towers keep us comfortable, but as the largest single water user, their water consumption can make us anything but. Designed to remove heat through water and evaporation process, the system continually replenishes water as it loses it from bleed-off required to remove suspended or dissolved solids left behind, drift (mist and droplets carried out of the tower) and leaks.
Some guidelines for conserving water are:
- Inspect cooling tower for leaks and malfunctioning valves on a regular basis
- Install flow meters on make-up and bleed-off lines
- Read meters regularly and keep a log of make-up and bleed-off quantities
- Recycle and reuse by investigating other uses for bleed-off water and find additional sources for make-up water
New Technology
Typically, water meters are read once a week while some managers do it every single day. But if a leak were to occur after the read, after hours or over a weekend, no one would know of the excessive usage spike until the next read, which by thousands of gallons would be lost and cost you $20/gallon.
However, new technology helps managers and owners manage their water conservation efforts through real time viewing of water usage and immediate detection of water spikes related to a potential catastrophic leak.
The new technology features a self-contained, non-intrusive device that listens to the pulse of a water meter. Through the process, data is collected and sent wirelessly to a website portal where managers and owners can view a property's water consumption for the entire month or even down to the hour.
A daily reading bar chart provides a quick comparative view of how many gallons were used, if any day had excessive usage and if non-occupied days (weekends/holidays) recorded higher than normal use.
Much like an energy surge that pops a circuit breaker, when water spikes above the preset hourly or daily limit, the device detects the problem and immediately alerts the manager of the problem. Additionally, if a building has more than one meter being monitored, such as one for the cooling tower and another for the main line, the manager could quickly determine which meter spiked in order to isolate the problem area faster for repair.
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June 23, 2011 Steve Phillips, Assistant Director of Communications for the Atlantic Coast Conference, takes you Beyond the ACCtion in Omaha for the 2011 College World Series. Check theACC.com daily for more entries. OMAHA, Neb. - In the aftermath of Wednesday night's 5-1 loss to Vanderbilt that ended North Carolina's 2011 College World Series run and its season, Tar Heel coach Mike Fox kept things simple in the way of analysis. "We just got beaten by a better club, and tonight it's as simple as that," Fox said of the Commodores, who handed UNC both of its losses in double-elimination bracket play. "Vanderbilt's got a terrific team. It will be interesting to see how they do in the World Series from here on out." Keyed by a three-run homer by Connor Harrell - his second against the Tar Heels in this CWS - and a solo shot by Curt Casaii, the Commodores (54-11) built a 5-0 lead against UNC starter Greg Holt after three innings. Four Tar Heel relievers checked Vanderbilt the rest of the way, with R.C Orlan turning in a particularly impressive 3.2 innings. But UNC managed just four hits off Vandy starter Taylor Hill and reliever Corey Williams and could not muster an effective counter-punch. Not that the Tar Heels didn't have chances. UNC left nine runners on base, including four in scoring position. It continued a disappointing trend in this CWS for the Tar Heels, who stranded a total of 34 runners in three games. "You've got to tip your hat to their pitchers," Fox said. "It's a one-on-one battle. Sometimes the pitcher wins; sometimes the hitter wins.
"That's probably what will be written about, that we left a lot of people on base out here for three games. But a lot of that has to do with the other team, and we were facing some pretty good arms." Many viewed this season as one in which North Carolina (51-16) "overachieved" and returned to national prominence after a "down" year in 2010. While there was some measure of truth in each observation, each sold the overall state of UNC's program a bit short. The ACC coaches voted the Tar Heels to finish fourth in the Coastal Division in last January's preseason poll. UNC finished third - a half-game ahead of Miami. The Tar Heels actually met expectations - at least on paper. And considering that the Tar Heels and Hurricanes each finished the regular season ranked among the nation's top 16 teams, a middle-of-the-pack placement in the rugged Coastal Division (or a prediction of such) in 2011 was anything but a badge of dishonor. Secondly, the Tar Heels' 2010 season, while disappointing in comparison to their recent standards, was not a complete disaster. While UNC failed to reach the College World Series for the first time in five seasons and did not qualify for the ACC Tournament, they lost just six non-conference games and finished with an NCAA RPI ranking of 24. They won two NCAA postseason games and closed the year with a 38-22 record after dropping a pair of one-run road games - including one in extra innings - to eventual CWS participant Oklahoma in the Norman Regional. So while UNC was "back" in 2011 in terms of having a College World Series team and a 50-win season, this was a program that never really went away. The Tar Heels returned to their previous level of excellence behind a blend of veterans and talented newcomers. Few foresaw that senior right-hander Patrick Johnson would blossom into one of the nation's elite pitchers, winning 13 games and earning mention on several All-America teams. Freshman Colin Moran - whose preseason claims to fame included having an uncle who starred at UNC and in the majors (B.J. Surhoff) and a brother who earned All-America honors as a UNC reliever (Brian Moran) - carved a name for himself by leading the ACC in RBI, earning conference Freshman of the Year honors and, finally, first-team All-America acclaim from Baseball America. Freshman left-handed Kent Emanuel began the season as a midweek starter, but soon pushed his way into the weekend rotation. His strong finish produced a 9-1 season that culminated with a four-hit shutout of nationally fifth-ranked Texas in the Tar Heels' second CWS game on Monday. "I don't think anybody expected us to be here, to end our season here or to even be here at the start of the season," Fox said. "It's just a a great credit to our players and how committed they were just to make it this far. It's obviously very difficult to win the national championship. We gave it all we had, but I'm proud that we were able to end our season in Omaha in the College World Series, and these guys got to experience it." Moran, Emanuel and several other key players in UNC's 2011 success story will return next season, and their primary mission will be a return trip to Omaha. Now that the Tar Heels have re-acquainted themselves with the surroundings, they hope to stick around a little longer on their next visit. "Obviously, we were happy to get here," said junior Jacob Stallings, who doubled twice to account for half of UNC's hit total on Wednesday night. "But once we were here, I think we wish we would have played a little better." |


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Join the FHM team in the 3K March for Babies Walk on Saturday, April 28, 2012 and help raise awareness around March of Dimes. While no fee is required to participate, this is a fundraising opportunity for team members. Bring your family members, coworkers, neighbors and friends to walk with us, or ask them to sponsor you for $5, $25, $250 or more. This is a stroller-friendly route.
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Sign up to walk with us at http://www.marchforbabies.org/team/FHM2011
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If you are busy on April 28th and can't walk with us, you can also make a tax deductible donation.
Visit http://www.marchforbabies.org/team/FHM2011
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These gnomons appear to have more than a passing connection with the Fibonacci sequence. This problem ask you to investigate some of these connections.
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Start with any number of counters in any number of piles. 2 players take it in turns to remove any number of counters from a single pile. The winner is the player to take the last counter.
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Rectangles are considered different if they vary in size or have different locations. How many different rectangles can be drawn on a chessboard?
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Can you find the values at the vertices when you know the values on the edges of these multiplication arithmagons?
Jo made a cube from some smaller cubes, painted some of the faces of the large cube, and then took it apart again. 45 small cubes had no paint on them at all. How many small cubes did Jo use?
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Can you describe this route to infinity? Where will the arrows take you next?
It starts quite simple but great opportunities for number discoveries and patterns!
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When number pyramids have a sequence on the bottom layer, some interesting patterns emerge...
Charlie has moved between countries and the average income of both has increased. How can this be so?
A package contains a set of resources designed to develop pupils' mathematical thinking. This package places a particular emphasis on "generalising" and is designed to meet the. . . .
Problem solving is at the heart of the NRICH site. All the problems give learners opportunities to learn, develop or use mathematical concepts and skills. Read here for more information.
Do you notice anything about the solutions when you add and/or subtract consecutive negative numbers?
Can you find the values at the vertices when you know the values on the edges?
Triangle ABC is an equilateral triangle with three parallel lines going through the vertices. Calculate the length of the sides of the triangle if the perpendicular distances between the parallel. . . .
You can work out the number someone else is thinking of as follows. Ask a friend to think of any natural number less than 100. Then ask them to tell you the remainders when this number is divided by. . . .
Investigate sequences given by $a_n = \frac{1+a_{n-1}}{a_{n-2}}$ for different choices of the first two terms. Make a conjecture about the behaviour of these sequences. Can you prove your conjecture?
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Ripe and zesty, with baked cherry pie aromas and appealing flavors of huckleberry, fresh sage and licorice. Drink now through 2016.
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No doubt Michael-David is going for a certain style with Earthquake, describing it as "over the top and shattering to the veins." Indeed. This Lodi Zin will knock your socks and several other pieces of clothing off with its smoky, greasy, hot and sweet berry pie flavors, with a side of bacon to boot. True to its style, this is one very big boy.


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So the Meteor Dublin Camden Crawl has come and gone and anyone who was in or around the centre of Dublin on Friday and Saturday will attest that the city was awash with music fans up and down the length of Camden Street, as well as into Temple Bar and across the Ha'penny Bridge.
entertainment.ie's music editor John Balfe programmed The Mercantile on the Friday night where epics sets from Girls Names, Dutch Uncles, Blacklisters, Logikparty, SertOne and surprise guest Bantum saw the night through until the small hours.
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Pop rockers New Found Glory have released their music video for the single "Summer Fling, Don't Mean A Thing" and can be viewed right here on Under The Gun Review.
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Navi is a new Richmond duo that deserves some attention. I had the pleasure of seeing them rip a little loft space a new asshole last week, with noisy, spastic jams reminiscent of Lightning Bolt. They pull off a thicker sound than most two pieces due to the guitarist's heavy pedal pushing. Octave fx galore rattle your guts/nuts. The real kicker here is the exceptional drumming, though. The guy is something like 18 and I can safely say that he's the most impressive drummer that I can claim to know personally. He operates on all cylinders constantly, thrashing around like some kind of spaghetti noodle, animal-from-the-muppets character while remaining startlingly precise. Single bass pedal. Does he have three feet or something?
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Scenic Drives in Sublette County, Wyoming
Page Summary: A guide to popular scenic drives in Wyoming. See mountains, peaks, wildlife, lakes, and rivers from your car.
Scenic Drives
For those who want to enjoy a leisurely drive to see the beauty of Sublette County from their vehicles, there are many choices from paved road by-ways to winding, bumpy gravel and dirt roads. The trips listed below are suitable for passenger sedans, with the exception of the Union Pass trip. Many back road areas are best driven with a higher-clearance, 4-wheel drive vehicle. Be sure to start out with a full tank of gas and have a good spare tire along, just in case. As a general rule traveling in rural Wyoming, it's also a good idea to make sure your vehicle has emergency equipment such as a spare blanket, matches, snacks, water, a cell phone, and a map if you're not familiar with where you are going.
Popular Scenic Drives
Skyline Drive Green river Lakes Road Union Pass Road McDougal's Gap Road Middle Piney Road Grey's River RoadDrive Descriptions
Skyline Drive:
32 miles round trip from Pinedale, 1/2 day trip
Highlights: Paved road, views of 2 lakes, wildlife, view of the Wind River Mountains, picnicking, photography opportunities
This 16-mile one way scenic drive takes you from 7,200 feet elevation in Pinedale to a viewpoint at 9,100 feet with a spectacular view of the Wind River Range mountains. The road begins from Highway 191 in Pinedale in front of Faler's General store and climbs the hill past the Museum of the Mountain Man. It continues up a glacial moraine to a viewpoint overlooking 11-mile long Fremont Lake and entering the Bridger-Teton National Forest. The road continues to climb and wind throughsagebrush hills into timbered forest and aspen groves. The end point is Elkhart Park and Trails End Campground which is a major trailhead into the Bridger Wilderness Area. The entire road is paved, although portions are steep and winding. Pronghorn and deer are often seen along this drive, especially in the early morning and evening hours. The road is generally free of snow from late June until late September. Along the way, there are several scenic pullouts with views of Half Moon and Fremont Lakes. RVs and trucks pulling horse trailers can make this road, just be aware it is narrow in places and has a couple of sharp hairpin turns near the top. There is good turn around and parking space at the top. A Visitor Hut is located at the end of the road manned by volunteers who can answer visitor's questions.
Green River Lakes Road
106 miles round trip from Pinedale, full-day trip
Highlights: Part paved-part gravel road, views of the Wind River Mountains and Sawtooths of the Gros Ventre Range, picnicking, photography opportunities, wildlife viewing, fishing, Kendall Warm Springs
Plan this for a day trip and start in the morning, as it is 53 miles one way to take this drive, but it is well worth the trip. This excursion will take you through sagebrush prairie paralleling the Wind River Mountain Range for many miles. Further on the road winds into the upper portion of the Green River valley with views of the "Sawtooth" mountains of the Gros Ventre Wilderness area to the west. At the boundary with the Bridger-Teton National Forest the road turns to gravel and is slower going the rest of the way, which is a good opportunity to watch for pronghorn, deer, moose and elk along the way. On occasion, a grizzly bear may be seen, but it is rare. This is all grizzly bear habitat though, so special restrictions do apply for food handling for campers. Along the upper portion of this road, fishermen will find many access points to the Green River to drop in a line. You'll pass by Kendall Warm Springs, the home of the protected Kendall Dace, a tiny fish that is found only in this stream. This site is purposely not well marked, so watch for the unimproved parking area and steaming water in the stream just after you cross the bridge several miles past the forest boundary. As you proceed, the scenery just gets better and the most dramatic is when Square Top Mountain comes into view past the big bend in the road. A few miles further the road ends at Green River Lakes and campground, a great spot for a family picnic and short hikes. Start in Pinedale and travel west on Hwy. 191 to the Cora Y and turn north on Hwy. 352. Stay on this road until you reach the very end. The first 29 miles of the trip is on paved highway, the remaining 23 miles is on good gravel road.
Union Pass Road
120 miles round trip from Pinedale, full day drive
Highlights: Part paved-part gravel road, mountain and forest views, wildlife, view of the Wind River Mountains, picnicking, photography opportunities
McDougal Gap Road
70 miles round trip from Daniel, full day trip
Highlights: Gravel road, mountain and forest views, wildlife, picnicking, photography opportunities
The McDougal Gap Road is the only cross road from the eastern side of the Wyoming Range to the west, and connects between the Green and Greys River valleys. The scenery is spectacular and you won't pass a lot of traffic along the way. The road passes throughsagebrush hills inhabited by pronghorn and sage grouse and into the forested mountains of the Bridger-Teton National Forest. The Wyoming Range is not as rugged or rocky as the Wind River Mountains, but they are certainly spectacular in their own right, and this road offers very stunning views with high mountains and waterfalls. The McDougal Gap road meets US 189 south of Daniel and intersects the scenic Greys River Road one mile north of Forest Park, a distance of 35 miles on gravel road. The Greys River Road has developed camping and many dispersed camping, picnicking, and fishing opportunities. The road is typicallyearly July through September.
Middle Piney Road
52 miles round trip, 1/2 to full day drive
Highlights: Gravel road, high mountain stream and lake, wildlife, picnicking, photography opportunities
This scenic drive in the Wyoming Range passes two campgrounds and ends at Middle Piney Lake, a favorite for camping, boating and fishing. This lake is also the starting view of a major trailhead into the Wyoming Range mountains. The last portion of the road is steep, narrow and rough and is not recommended for RVs or long trailers. The road begins at WY 350 in Big Piney and is paved for 11 miles. It is another 9 miles to the Bridger-Teton National Forest boundary, and then 6 more miles to Middle Piney Lake, a total distance of 26 miles one way. The last portion of the road is usually not free of snow until early July.
Greys River Road
Full day trip
Highlights: Gravel road, views of Greys River, wildlife, picnicking, photography opportunities
Although technically not in Sublette County, the locals still claim the Greys River and valley as part of their playground. This drive allows you to follow the river for 58 miles and provides an excellent opportunity to watch a small stream become a river. From the Daniel side of the trip, you'll actually be watching the river shrink as you climb to the headwaters of the river and drop over into the Tri-Basin Divide and come out at Big Piney or LaBarge. Bring a forest map along for this drive, as there are several variations possible. If you access this drive from the description above for the McDougal Gap Road to the Greys River Road, continue south at the Greys River junction to make the loop drive. The last 10 miles of this road are rather rough, so a higher clearance vehicle is recommended to clear the last portion at the headwaters. For those in sedans, turn around and come back the way you came back through McDougal Gap. This road offers beautiful scenic views, wildflowers galore (Indian Paintbrush and Lupine especially), seclusion, many great spots for picnicking or fishing, and lots of wildlife viewing. You won't find any services out here, so bring all you need for your snacks, drinks, and fishing gear for the day.
For More Area Information
Sublette County Visitor Center
P.O. Box 176
Pinedale, WY 82941
Bridger-Teton National Forest
Pinedale Ranger District
29 E Fremont Lake Road, PO Box 220, Pinedale, WY, 82941
Big Piney Ranger District
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