PRINEVILLE, OR The Lemon Gulch Trails Project, proposed for 20 miles east of Prineville, is now off the table. The Ochoco National Forest issued a final Environmental Assessment (EA) and iden.
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The Ochoco National Forest has released the draft Environmental Assessment for the Lemon Gulch Trails Project. This proposal is for the development of a mountain bike trail system on the west side of the Lookout Mountain Ranger District about 20 miles northeast of Prineville. The Environmental Assessment analyzes and compares five action alternatives ranging from 19-52 miles of trail and includes a "no action" alternative. The preferred alternative (alternative 6) involves the construction of 27.5 non-motorized miles of trail. It provides a much smaller footprint than the original proposal based on key issues raised in earlier phases of the project, as well as individual and group meetings with permittees, community members and elected officials. Alternative 6 also reduces trail density in some area specifically to address wildlife and grazing concerns, while still maintaining a complete mix of trail opportunity. "After over a year of meeting with our Tribal partners fro
A plan to construct biking trails in a remote area of the Ochoco National Forest east of Prineville has been scaled back by the U.S. Forest Service following a lengthy
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