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Black Canyon National Recreation Trail

Black Canyon National Recreation Trail. April 2013. BCNRT Roots. 1969: Designated as the Black Canyon Trails Area for recreational use 1987: The trail corridor was formally dedicated as the Black Canyon Trail, a non-motorized trail. How Did Change Start?. The public wanted trails

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Black Canyon National Recreation Trail

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  1. Black Canyon National Recreation Trail April 2013

  2. BCNRT Roots • 1969: Designated as the Black Canyon Trails Area for recreational use • 1987: The trail corridor was formally dedicated as the Black Canyon Trail, a non-motorized trail

  3. How Did Change Start? • The public wanted trails • They were already using existing roads and pathways for recreation • Potentially dangerous conditions • Trail user conflicts were increasing as trail use increased

  4. Challenges • Who to talk to • Meaningful communication • Obtaining agreement and commitment • Follow-up action • Patience

  5. Who Was Involved? • From the public • Equestrians • From the agency • Recreation planners • Supporting staff

  6. Results of Collaboration • The agency (BLM) agreed change was needed and took action • The equestrian group worked with the BLM to build single track

  7. Other Federal Agencies • Organizational structure is similar • U.S. Forest Service and National Park Service have recreation planners, District Rangers and managers

  8. States, Counties and Cities • These have parks and recreation departments • Meet with county Supervisors and the city council

  9. What About Private Property? • You must deal with property owner • Considerations: • Easement • Liability

  10. Solicit Support • Chambers of Commerce • Trail related businesses • Civic organizations • Trail user groups

  11. Use, Respect and Enjoy The Black Canyon National Recreation Trail www.Bctaz.org

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