CHARLIE BUNKER UTAH BEACH
Utah beach, the most westerly of the five beaches, was attacked by
the US 4th Infantry Division. By mistake the landings all took
place on the southern part of the beach which happened to be less
well defended. Airborne troops landed through the night to secure
the invasion’s western flank and to open the roads for their
colleagues landing by sea at dawn. The objective was to cut the
Cotentin Peninsula in two, and take Cherbourg.
There are no gates into and out of this area. The barbwire fence
(for the Spenceville Area only) is there to keep vehicles out not
people.
(The POC in Tim Caldwell, the manager for the CA Fish and Game
concerns for Spenceville (530) 624-8658)
You must practice non-destructive methods for crossing it though,
perhaps a thick material to avoid any scrapes or scratches, best to
err on the side of good judgment.
I’ve found that if you go to the center (Between posts) you can
twist the upper two strands together and push the third strand down
and easily squeeze between them then return the fence to normal
after I’ve crossed.
You can also find parking at 39 07.687N 121 18.513W.