Signage and Barrier Installation on Daniel OHV Trail in Uwharrie NF - Tread Lightly!

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31 Jan Signage and Barrier Installation on Daniel OHV Trail in Uwharrie NF

Posted at 07:22h in Projects by Tre@dlightly 3 Comments

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STATUS: COMPLETED

VOLUNTEER EVENT DATE: March 1, 2016

Description from USFS Volunteer, Darin Touw:

I’ve volunteered in Uwharrie for over 25 years. One of the OHV trails, Daniel, is in desperate need of repairs. Barriers need to be installed to protect the environment off of the trail. Trash collection is completed monthly, additional signage is needed to direct users to stay on the designated trail.

Awarded funds will be used in the effort to keep users on the designated trail and off of the protected land that surrounds it.

Photo via RiderPlanet.com

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.

Email grant awardee for more information or to volunteer

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