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County and U.S. Forest Service outline CHCDNM access plan and plan NEPA next steps
Summary
Summit County and U.S. Forest Service staff presented an Access Planning draft for the CHCDNM study area covering parking, shuttle/reservation ideas, staffing scenarios for a Special Use Permit, and a recommendation to begin NEPA early summer 2025; USFS said the project is high on its priority list but capacity is limited.
Summit County Open Space & Trails staff presented a draft Access Plan and Management Framework for the CHCDNM study area at the Jan. 27 BOSAC meeting, detailing proposed changes to trailhead amenities, parking, staffing and funding approaches and proposing a path toward NEPA analysis.
Jordan Mead (Summit County Open Space & Trails) outlined objectives and updates for several trailheads: adding parking at Quandary, assessing spur-road closures on Blue Lakes Road, formalizing parking near the McCullough Gulch trailhead, and…
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