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Trail Talk - August 2014

8/14/2014

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Trail Talk-August

 

 “What do you want Delta Junction to look like in 10-15 years?”

Delta Junction Trails Association is in the process of drafting the Delta Junction Trail Plan and would like the public to comment on a collection of prospective projects in which the community shows interest.

We asked the community where they wanted to hike, ski, ride, and pedal. The list below shows the results.  Be a part of what’s happening in Delta Junction.  You can go to the website at http://www.deltajunctiontrails.com/.    Find the top 24 prospective trail projects and write a comment, or come to our OPEN HOUSE, August 21st 5-7:30 at the Co-Op Extension Conference Room and check them out. Give us your input! 

1.      Quartz Lake Area- Want more ski trails, or bike trails?

2.      Rika’s Information Center-An addition to Big Delta Historical Park

3.      Town Trails-A network of non-motorized trails surrounded by motorized access to town

4.      Delta River Walk Park- A centrally located 33 acre place to enjoy Delta.

5.      Liewer Trail-16 acres of wooded land for skiing, walking, jogging, and enjoying the out of doors. 

6.      Bluff Cabin Trail-Existing multi-use, summer/winter trail, need to harden parts of trail

7.      Delta River Walk South-Travel along the Delta River behind businesses, what a view

8.      Bike Path to Greely-Travel along the highway safely from Delta to Greely

9.      Clearwater River H2O-Travel the Clearwater River to Clearwater Lake or to Rika’s

10.   Delta River Walk North-Travel from Delta to Rika’s and feel the History of our trails 

11.   Lisa Lake-Existing trail to F & G stocked lake with cabin, need to harden parts of that trail

12.   1408-Provide access with sustainable trail for 4 wheelers, hikers, hunters, mountain bikers

13.   Donnelly Dome-Easy access, parking, with sustainable trail to the best views in Delta

14.   Sidewalk Nister (Nistler Walking Path)- Safe access for students/public between the schools

15.   Clearwater Lake- Winter and summer multiuse to provide bird & wetland watching

16.   Old Pipeline- Motorized & non-motorized wide open trail From Nistler Rd north

17.   Clearwater Trail- Restore access to the historic Clearwater trail for motorized and non motorized

18.   Coal Mine-Existing trails multi-use, summer & winter, need to harden parts of trail, heavily used

19.   Donna Lake-Existing multi-use, summer & winter, need to harden parts of trail, heavily used

20.   1402- Provide access with sustainable trail for 4 wheelers, hikers, hunters, mountain bikers

21.   Rainbow Lake- Existing trail to F & G stocked lake, winter access

22.   McCumber Creek-Existing multi-use trail access to Granites for camping, hunting, hiking

23.   Bike Park-Want to see a safe exciting bicycling park, pump park, flow trails? 

24.   J. Fowler Cabin Trails-Network of Forestry trails for multi-use in Shaw Creek area

 

The top 15 have made it into the Delta Community Trail Plan.  Give us your thoughts and ideas! 

Mindy Eggleston

Delta Junction Trails Association

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