From Nederland Area Trails Organization
MONTHLY CALL TO ACTION
April 21, 2017 West Magnolia Plan Implementation Meeting
We’ve been meeting with Matt Henry, the new Forest Service Recreation Manager. He seems to understand our vision for Ned area trails and we’re excited to work with him. To that end, the Forest Service is planning to host a community work group meeting on April 21 to get feedback on their plan for West Mag. We need a massive turnout of people who love Nederland area trails. All the necessary information can be found below. Please make sure to register and attend!
Registration now open for Magnolia Trails Project implementation meeting.
Sign up required by March 31 for meeting attendees
BOULDER, Colo. (March 25, 2017) – The first implementation meeting for the U.S. Forest Service’s Magnolia Non-Motorized Trails Project will take place from 1-4 p.m. Friday, April 21. The public is welcome to attend.
This interactive meeting will focus on:
- Beginning the teambuilding process
- Setting goals and priorities for the first year of implementation
- Developing smaller working groups.
The December 2016 Magnolia Non-Motorized Trails Project Decision authorized a 44-mile, non-motorized trail system across about 6,000 acres branching out from the Peak to Peak Highway in areas known as East Magnolia and West Magnolia. The decision includes a variety of components, including building new trails, decommissioning user-created trails, rerouting trails, creating better regional trail connectivity, and improving trailheads and signage. The decision also includes a collaborative approach to implementation. Input from user groups, landowners and other agencies will play a role in trail layout, design and construction, as well as monitoring and education. At the first meeting, attendees will have a chance to meet each other, discuss their interests and priorities, and sign up for the working groups to continue engaging in this collaborative effort.
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