When it comes to personal recreation everyone of us has a different agenda. If you're riding a motorcycle, or on a water-ski boat, or you're riding a bicycle, a horseback person, or you're just a hiker, or you're a windsurfer or a paraglider, you are going to have an impact somewhere, and we shouldn't have to ask someone else to pay our way. If everybody participates it doesn't have to be a lot of money. That's the accountability the Forest Service needs to be held to. I think once we understand that, we might be a little more interested.
Nobody wants to just give money to the government and see it disappear into the wind.
On the trails, there's one of us that wants to tread lightly and hardly leave a print and there's other people who want 300-horsepower fun. And we've all got a right to be out there. If you want to play, you have to pay. If you think it's outrageous, don't pay it. You don't have to pay it.