DOUGLAS COUNTY, Colo. - Officials with the Pike National Forest are confirming that a dangerous, improvised-spike strip was found on a trail in the Rampart Range area.
"The wire spikes were buried in the trail bed so that wheeled vehicles would be damaged and unsuspecting hikers could be injured," according to officials with the Pike National Forest.
Individuals with information about the booby traps are asked to leave a message on the Forest Service Law Enforcement Tip Line at 303-275-5266.
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Besides that, in the Pike National Forest and private property next to Burland there have been wildlife traps on trails. If you run across one please contact the USFS.
