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At today's meeting of FOTR, we agreed to continue our voluntary agreement to donate the winter use of the Loon Lake area to our non-motor friends. It was unanimous at the meeting. Here is the new sign we came up with. Please spread the word. FOTR does support this and we are asking everyone to jump in and help educate our fellow users to avoid the Loon Lake area during winter.
We can use Wentworth for winter access. We are going to really fix up the Wentworth access this summer, also.
Our compliance with this voluntary donation of part of our trail is absolutely necessary to the success and future of our trail. Please help by getting the word out to other clubs and Bulletin Boards.
thank you,
Del
Here is the sign we agreed to:
OHV USERS VOLUNTARILY AGREE TO AVOID WINTER USE OF LOON LAKE ROAD BEYOND THIS SIGN
OHV USERS PLEASE USE WENTWORTH SPRINGS ROAD FOR WINTER ACCESS
For Motorized Rubicon Trail Access, back track 6 miles, turn right, and enter the trail via Wentworth Springs Road.
The OHV community helps preserve the Loon Lake Winter Recreation Area for non-motorized winter recreation enthusiasts.
Thank You,
Friends of the Rubicon in cooperation with the Rubicon Trail Foundation, El Dorado County, Eldorado National Forest, and El Dorado Nordic Ski Patrol
We can use Wentworth for winter access. We are going to really fix up the Wentworth access this summer, also.
Our compliance with this voluntary donation of part of our trail is absolutely necessary to the success and future of our trail. Please help by getting the word out to other clubs and Bulletin Boards.
thank you,
Del
Here is the sign we agreed to:
OHV USERS VOLUNTARILY AGREE TO AVOID WINTER USE OF LOON LAKE ROAD BEYOND THIS SIGN
OHV USERS PLEASE USE WENTWORTH SPRINGS ROAD FOR WINTER ACCESS
For Motorized Rubicon Trail Access, back track 6 miles, turn right, and enter the trail via Wentworth Springs Road.
The OHV community helps preserve the Loon Lake Winter Recreation Area for non-motorized winter recreation enthusiasts.
Thank You,
Friends of the Rubicon in cooperation with the Rubicon Trail Foundation, El Dorado County, Eldorado National Forest, and El Dorado Nordic Ski Patrol