Road-to-Trail Conversion Project
As QWR prepares to celebrate Thanksgiving with family and
friends, I just want to express my deep felt thanks and appreciation to our partners,
sponsors, and colleagues in the OHV community.
I am thankful for that support and friendship that has
seen us successfully champion responsible motorized recreation on public roads,
trails, and areas.
Some of those positive events for OHV include substantive
grant funding from the CA OHMVRD to our local, federal, and non-profit partners
for betterment of the sport and the resource.
There is a growing acknowledgement by federal agencies, legislative
bodies, conservation groups, and the media that sustainable OHV recreation is here
to stay and that it contributes significantly to local economies and personal
well-being.
New OHV Corridor Designated
In many areas, local government has accepted their role
as an important factor in OHV travel management via new designations of county
roads for use by non-street legal OHVs.
Said routes often provide functionality and connectivity with existing
federal trail systems.
Colusa County Designates Combined Use Road
Land agency staff that QWR works with appears to have a
renewed interest in providing enhanced trail opportunities for all sizes of
OHVs.
The Industry and Aftermarket are continuing to expand
their support for trail-based advocacy and education efforts.
Again, QWR wishes you a very Happy Thanksgiving!
Don Amador, President
Quiet Warrior Racing
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