Reduce Trail Density for Ecological Gains
A healthy forest understory, higher species diversity, and mature tree stands make for good overall structural diversity on the west side of the Multiple Purpose Recreation Zone. It is recommended to reduce trail density, and lower the intensity of recreational use, in this area [HTML_REMOVED]#8211; specifically the area adjacent to the Mosquito Creek Preservation Zone. It is recommended to re-classify this area as a Limited Mountain Recreation Zone
(This is basically the area west of Espresso or Kilmer Creek and East of Mosquito Crk - the map isn't accurate to draw exact boundaries)
6. Consolidate Unsustainable Trails for Sustianable MTB Trails
Consolidate Oil Can, Granny's and Crippler into two sustainable Advanced MTB-Primary trails. This will continue to support MTB capacity on the mountain. Consolidation is required as the current trails are unsustainably routed and require a high level of maintenance resources.
Consolidate Trails into Sustainable Lines
Consolidate three trails into two sustainable Advanced MTB-primary trails, making use of the available terrain. Consolidation is required as the current trails are unsustainably routed, infringe upon riparian areas.
(This is the Boundary, Digger and Lower Crippler)
8. Consolidate Skidder Trails
There are numerous skidder and singeltrack trails. Recommend consolidation of multiple LOW USE routes into one hiking only route and one advanced, MTB-primary route with intermediate options. This route to be locatated outside the Preservation Zone
This is the Executioneer, Bitches Brew and Dreamweaver area
(Dunno what happened there, Chrome must not like my pasting text in)
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