BLM UT Hurrican Front Mountain Bike Trail Feasibility Assessment and Design

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BLM UT Hurrican Front Mountain Bike Trail Feasibility Assessment and Design: The BLM Utah Cedar City Field Office is conducting an Environmental Assessment to incorporate additional proposed trails to address recreation demand. Approximately 10 miles of user created trails have been identified and need to be addressed for sustainability and designation. This is an opportunity for a potential partner to be involved in a feasibility study and assessment that will assist in determining if a trail network could be establishing using current user created trails and 10,000 acres of high use area immediately east of Cedar City. Conceptual trail designs are needed to address a trail network that would encompass the demand and need for more trails and connect with the Cedar City trails master plan.