Forest Service could open much more of Colorado’s 11 million acres of public land to motorized vehicles
Source ↗
👁 1
💬 0
Significant swaths of Colorado’s public forests and hills could open up to motorized travel under a rule change proposed by the U.S. Forest Service.
The change, if approved, would upend a decades-old standard. Instead of closing roads and trails to motorized traffic unless otherwise noted, the new rule would open them to all-terrain vehicles, dirt bikes and other machinery by default, unless they’re explicitly closed to such traffic.
The proposed change to the agency’s travel m
The change, if approved, would upend a decades-old standard. Instead of closing roads and trails to motorized traffic unless otherwise noted, the new rule would open them to all-terrain vehicles, dirt bikes and other machinery by default, unless they’re explicitly closed to such traffic.
The proposed change to the agency’s travel m
Comments (0)