LANL Reopens Trails Temporarily Closed for Environmental Sampling and Cleanup

A Los Alamos National Laboratory worker removes a “closed” sign from a trail south of Trinity Drive. Courtesy/LANL

LANL News:

Los Alamos National Laboratory has reopened trails located on U.S. Department of Energy property near the Timber Ridge and Ridge Park condominiums south of Trinity Drive near Oppenheimer Drive.

The trails were closed temporarily while the Laboratory conducted environmental sampling and cleanup work in the area, which is south of Trinity Drive and west of Oppenheimer Drive.

The trails will remain open while the Laboratory and the New Mexico Environment Department analyze the results of the latest samples.

If there is a need for further work in the area that requires any further temporary trail closures, the Laboratory will issue an announcement that includes location details.

 

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