Disc golf course at Clifton Nature Park to close for invasive plant treatment

The Ponds Disc Golf Course at Clifton Nature Park will be closed from Wednesday, Oct. 21, through Thursday, Oct. 22, for scheduled herbicide treatments targeting invasive plants.

During this time, Mesa County’s Noxious Weed and Pest Management team will apply foliar herbicide treatments to control Russian knapweed, Perennial pepperweed, Hoary cress, and Tamarisk regrowth.

To protect public health and safety, the site will be closed while treatments are underway. According to herbicide label requirements, the public may re-enter the area once the product has fully dried.

Signage will be posted at park entrances and along the disc golf course notifying visitors of the temporary closure. The County asks residents to respect all closure signs and avoid the area until the course reopens on Friday, Oct. 23.

Mesa County appreciates the community’s cooperation as staff work to restore and maintain the health of local natural areas.

For questions, contact Mesa County Noxious Weed and Pest Management at 970-255-7121 or email weed.pest@mesacounty.us.

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