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General Category => Branson Talk => Topic started by: biscuitcreek on May 04, 2017, 05:12:39 PM

Title: Dogwood Canyon closed
Post by: biscuitcreek on May 04, 2017, 05:12:39 PM
Dogwood Canyon is closed until further notice due to flood damage. More info from KY3:

http://www.ky3.com/content/news/Dogwood-Canyon-Nature-Park-closed-following-historic-flooding-421378683.html
Title: Re: Dogwood Canyon closed
Post by: How-doFolks on May 06, 2017, 06:32:17 AM
I knew we should of went when we had the chance. :(
Title: Re: Dogwood Canyon closed
Post by: sanddunerider on May 06, 2017, 10:02:03 AM
I knew we should of went when we had the chance. :(

They will reopen..   

Keep in mind this is "Dogwood Canyon",,,  NOT Dogpatch..

Tinman, did you guys receive any damage there>
Title: Re: Dogwood Canyon closed
Post by: Swoosh on May 06, 2017, 02:05:23 PM
I knew we should of went when we had the chance. :(

They will reopen..   

Keep in mind this is "Dogwood Canyon",,,  NOT Dogpatch..

Tinman, did you guys receive any damage there>

They received EXTENSIVE damage at Dogpatch.  The covered bridge washed away
Title: Re: Dogwood Canyon closed
Post by: sirwillow on May 08, 2017, 09:31:22 AM
They did have the crafts fair there this weekend though.  Tinman has a number of photos on his Facebook page of the Dogpatch crafts fair and apparently they had a really good turnout for it.
Title: Re: Dogwood Canyon closed
Post by: shavethewhales on May 08, 2017, 02:11:39 PM
It wasn't really extensive per se. It was a mess, but the only permanent loss was the covered bridge which finally completely gave out after who knows how many floods. The big bridge/concession stand just down from it is fine at the moment, though I worry that it will be next in line to get hit...

A lot of the mess was cleaned up before the craft fair thanks in part to the atomic falls people who are having an event out there memorial day weekend. The usual dogpatch crew did a lot as well, per usual. The fair was a big success and seemed to go off without much of a hitch. Parking sucked, but until someone rebuilds the tram down the mountain that is just how the place is built.

Back to the topic at hand though, I hope the Mill didn't get destroyed at Dogwood. That place is incredible, and it doesn't seem like it was designed well for flooding. I'm sure they have the money to clean it back up though.