I AM IN SUPPORT OF EQUAL EQUESTRIAN USE OF TRAILS AT STAUNTON STATE PARK
The proposed new Staunton State Park located between Pine and Conifer is expected to open as the 43rd State Park in the Colorado State Parks System. The park is will open to the public after a full planning process is completed and park infra-structure has been constructed. The Master Plan is the first step in that public process. Equestrians are in jeopardy of losing out on the opportunity to utilize this beautiful new park just as we did at the new Cheyenne Mountain Park. In an effort to help preserve the historic use of horses on Colorado\'s public lands, The Front Range Back Country Horsemen are hosting informational pre-meetings to help equestrians work together to keep potential new trails open to horses. Come to the location nearest you to meet fellow equestrians, get informed, have light snacks & car pool to the State Park open house meetings so equestrians can be seen and heard in the planning process. Together we can save our equestrian trails.
For more information goto:
http://www.frontrangebackcountryhorsemen.org/Staunton.htm
we are getting so much closer to 250 signatures and it really helps us prove people care about these trails. send the link to a few riding buddies tonight so we can hit that number before the planning meeting.
December 15, 2008
seeing this much momentum behind keeping the trails open for horses is honestly incredible and i didnt expect it to take off like this. it shows how much this matters to all of us and im really grateful for the support. now we have to make sure the people in charge actually listen during the planning process.
Reached 100 supporters
May 4, 2008
May 1, 2008
we are almost at 100 signatures and i really need everyone to help us trip that wire today. if you havent sent the link to a riding buddy please do it right now so we can show them how many of us care about these trails.
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Amanda Garcia
18 years ago
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SO IMPORTANT. horses are part of what makes our state great. hope they listen to us before making a final decision.
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Sarah McCarthy
18 years ago
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horse riding is a huge part of colorado history. why would they block us from using our own state parks? leave the trails open.
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Tom Mensah
18 years ago
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Keep equestrians in the mix. Trails are for everyone not just hikers and bikers.
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Mike Alvarez
18 years ago
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Ridiculous. We pay taxes just like everyone else. Horses belong on these trails.
D
David Richards
18 years ago
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dont lock us out. we know how to share the trails.
J
Jessica Obi
18 years ago
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My family has been riding these areas for years. Please dont shut us out now.
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I AM IN SUPPORT OF EQUAL EQUESTRIAN USE OF TRAILS AT STAUNTON STATE PARK
The proposed new Staunton State Park located between Pine and Conifer is expected to open as the 43rd State Park in the Colorado State Parks System. The park is will open to the public after a full planning process is completed and park infra-structure has been constructed. The Master Plan is the first step in that public process. Equestrians are in jeopardy of losing out on the opportunity to utilize this beautiful new park just as we did at the new Cheyenne Mountain Park. In an effort to help preserve the historic use of horses on Colorado\'s public lands, The Front Range Back Country Horsemen are hosting informational pre-meetings to help equestrians work together to keep potential new trails open to horses. Come to the location nearest you to meet fellow equestrians, get informed, have light snacks & car pool to the State Park open house meetings so equestrians can be seen and heard in the planning process. Together we can save our equestrian trails.
For more information goto:
http://www.frontrangebackcountryhorsemen.org/Staunton.htm
we are getting so much closer to 250 signatures and it really helps us prove people care about these trails. send the link to a few riding buddies tonight so we can hit that number before the planning meeting.
December 15, 2008
seeing this much momentum behind keeping the trails open for horses is honestly incredible and i didnt expect it to take off like this. it shows how much this matters to all of us and im really grateful for the support. now we have to make sure the people in charge actually listen during the planning process.
Reached 100 supporters
May 4, 2008
May 1, 2008
we are almost at 100 signatures and i really need everyone to help us trip that wire today. if you havent sent the link to a riding buddy please do it right now so we can show them how many of us care about these trails.
6 Comments
A
Amanda Garcia
18 years ago
Featured
SO IMPORTANT. horses are part of what makes our state great. hope they listen to us before making a final decision.
S
Sarah McCarthy
18 years ago
Featured
horse riding is a huge part of colorado history. why would they block us from using our own state parks? leave the trails open.
T
Tom Mensah
18 years ago
Featured
Keep equestrians in the mix. Trails are for everyone not just hikers and bikers.
M
Mike Alvarez
18 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous. We pay taxes just like everyone else. Horses belong on these trails.
D
David Richards
18 years ago
Featured
dont lock us out. we know how to share the trails.
J
Jessica Obi
18 years ago
Featured
My family has been riding these areas for years. Please dont shut us out now.
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SO IMPORTANT. horses are part of what makes our state great. hope they listen to us before making a final decision.