Welcome to The Sangre Snowrunners Snowmobile CLUB!!
Ophir Creek/Greenhorn Mountain
Pueblo, Westcliffe, Co
Opportunity to Comment: Wet Mountains Potential Control Loca
Dear Interested Party,
The U.S. Forest Service welcomes your comments on a proposal to implement vegetation management treatments on up to 3,000 acres of National Forest System lands on the San Carlos Ranger District, Pike-San Isabel National Forests & Cimarron and Comanche National Grasslands (PSICC).
The Wet Mountains Potential Control Locations (PCL) Project is located south of Canon City, Colorado in Custer, Fremont, Huerfano, and Pueblo Counties.
The project was previously scoped in November of 2021 under the same project name. If you provided comments previously, they will be considered and remain part of the project record, so there is no need to resubmit your comments if they remain the same.
Additional information regarding this proposal is available online at: https://www.fs.usda.gov/project/?project=60409 or by contacting Dennis Page, District Fire Management Officer, 3028 E. Main St., Canon City, CO 81212; at either 719-269-8584 or dennis.page@usda.gov.
Thank you for your engagement in the management of your National Forest.
Destiny Chapman
District Ranger
Forest Service
Pike-San Isabel National Forests &
Cimarron and Comanche National Grasslands
San Carlos Ranger District
p: 719-269-8701
c: 719-429-0032
destiny.chapman@usda.gov
3028 East Main Street
Canon City, CO 81212
Caring for the land and serving people
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WELCOME!
ABOUT US:
The Sangre Snowrunners Snowmobile club is a family oriented club; that likes to focus on building friendships, helping one another & SNOWMOBILING!
The Greenhorn/Ophir Creek area is made up of easy trails, wide open meadows &
is a great area for beginners!
But don't let our mountain fool you!
We may be small, but we are mighty!
There are hidden areas great for boon docking & high upper meadows that hold deep powder!
Some days you can go out & never see another riding group, even though the parking lot is full!
You might say, we have the best of both worlds on our mountain!
From wild to mild!
WHAT WE DO:
OUR MISSION
The Ophir Creek & Greenhorn Mountain Trail System
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We work hard year round to keep your favorite riding areas open to motorized access, protecting your Right to Ride.
Also working as a liaison between the winter motorized community and our local Forest Service office to keep areas open and work on improved parking facilities and trails.
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The Ophir Creek & Greenhorn Mountain Trail System
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Please join and support the Clubs where you ride. Stay informed and help protect your favorite riding areas!! We are all in this TOGETHER!! Thanks for your support!! JOIN NOW!
The Sangre Snowrunners Snowmobile Club are the people who are responsible for keeping the trails groomed & cleared for ALL outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy year round!!
The Ophir Creek & Greenhorn Mountain Trail System
The Ophir Creek & Greenhorn Mountain Trail System
The Ophir Creek & Greenhorn Mountain Trail System
The Ophir Creek & Greenhorn Mountain trail system
is located off of Highway 165, near mile
marker 11 in the
San Isabel National Forest. The deep powder, well groomed trails & beautiful views of the
Wet Mountains is a snowmobilers paradise!
Club dues are spent solely to promote snowmobiling!!
