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Alert!: Proposed Emergency Trail Closures Represent A Loss Of About 27% Of Single Track Trails
Posted by: EvMon on Jan 12, 2006 - 11:01 PM
Land Use Alerts The Forest Service is underestimating the impact of proposed closure. They are saying we are loosing only 43 miles of single track out of 700 miles of trails, but that total includes mostly jeep roads. After reviewing Forest documents we calculate they are proposing closing about 68 miles out of about 250 miles of single track for a loss of about 27% of single track.

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