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Brule River Riders Northeast area of Douglas County:
Monday, March 15, 2010
All Douglas County and Brule River State Forest Winter use only trails closed as of Wednesday 3/10/2010.
#2, The Tri County Corridor, remains open.
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From the Douglas County Forestry Department: Thursday March 11, 2010
Summer ATV Trail Conditions/Closures:
Trail segments that remain open are usually abandoned railroad grades with a large layer of ballast which are not very susceptible to rutting or damage. The trail segments which we typically delay opening of are in more fragile areas such as the trail across the Gordon Bog or the Right of Way of Highway 53. Please note that we will closely monitor the portion of #35 (The Wild Rivers Trail) which has been graveled to see about a signifigantly earlier re-opening date than in the past.
The following summer recreational trails are open at this time:
#35 - Wild Rivers Trail - CTH Y south to the Douglas County/Washburn County line.
#35 - Wild Rivers Trail - Harroun Road north to the CTH A/C Parking Lot.
#43 - Gandy Dancer Trail - WI/MN stateline to CTH BB .
#2 - Saunders Grade Trail - WI/Mn Stateline to the Schallemier Road Parking Lot.
The remaining summer recreational trails will be opened as conditions warrant.
For further information, please contact the Douglas County Forestry Department at 715.378.2219
Monday through Friday 8 AM to 4:30 pm
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Thanks to all who have checked in with us and supported us over the winter.
We will continue to be busy in the coming months with other projects and summer ATV maintenance.
We are responsilbe for the summer maintenance of the northern 18 miles of #35 (the Wild Rivers Trail) and assist the Tri County Corridor Commission on our area of #2..
For a visual of what BRR! maintains, check out the green trails on the map page.
Check back on our progress.
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