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28 Jan Daniel Boone Backcountry Byway Signage & Mapping Project

Posted at 01:54h in Projects by Tre@dlightly 83 Comments

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STATUS: COMPLETED

Estimated Project Duration: Spring 2016 – Summer 2016

Description from Southern Four Wheel Drive Association:

The DB Scenic Byway will reopen 100+ miles of trails in early 2016 and this project will help fund signage to support Tread Lightly!, responsible wheeling, and our commitments to Education, Recreation and Conservation. A digital map of the byway will also be created to support all users.

Tread Lightly! has awarded a “25 for 25” grant to partially fund this project. Funding was made possible by our generous partners: Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative, Federal Premium Ammunition, Bushnell and Dallas Safari Club.

Photo via “Friends of Boone” Facebook Group

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