Travel management plan sought for national forest

This sign posted at the trail leading to and from the Elkhorn cemetery, one of many in Jefferson County, reflects the forest management plan for seasonal closure dates and its historic use patterns. (Diana McFarland/Boulder Monitor).

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The portion of the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest that lies within the borders of Jefferson County lacks a travel management plan and the county’s Parks, Trails and Recreation Commission wants to get that process started.

Travel management plans identify areas open to motorized usage — as in what, where and when vehicles are allowed on the various roads, trails and areas in the national forest.

The B-D National Forest encompasses about 398,000 acres of land, or 38% of the total land in Jefferson County, according to the Parks, Trails and Recreation Commission.

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