Public Meeting Recap 4.13.2020
We had a great turnout for our first public meeting. Thank you everyone for your time and input.
Click here for the meeting minutes.
And if you were unable to attend, here is a recording from the meeting:
Here are a few of the important highlights:
BLM notified us that winter wildlife closure is through April 15th with trails open on the 16th.
VVMTA and HTC are now partners to create a one valley wide advocacy group for multi-use trails. Our combined resources can take our groups to the next level. Membership in HTC also included membership to VVMTA. You can donate directly to HTC for local trail projects through the website.
Respect winter wildlife closures as it’s critical to protecting wildlife, our partnerships with land managers, and continued access to our trails. The elk are still active in Haymeadow. Pick another ride other than Dirt Surfer, Will’s Thrill, Extra Credit and Varsity Loop until May when they typically move up valley.
HTC is creating a strategic plan to drive the organization. The plan includes board meetings every other month with 4-5 community meetings, community outreach and education, bi-weekly trail work days, and new trail projects.
BLM approved directional signage on the following trails:
Pool & Ice
Dirt Surfer
Will's Thrill (new trail that came into the system with the EA last fall)
Elmers
World's Greatest
Hikers, bikers and horses can still go up directional trails but there is directional signage at the top and bottom. Next step is signage and public communication.
There are a lot of trail etiquette considerations for the COVID-19 public health order. Check out our facebook post for all the details.