Data None identified Comparison Measures Accessible sites and motorized trails in management areas allowing motorized use. These are actions needed to address issues and concerns during revision that do not fall into the above three categories. This section identifies public issues and management concerns that are addressed in the Working Papers for other revision topics. Working Paper Motorized Dispersed Recreation Snowmobiling expands the base number of people able to enjoy the breadth of the forest experience. Neither age nor many physical disabilities limit the use of snowmobiles to get into the woods in areas absolutely inaccessible by any other means.
Snowmobiles are an important way to provide access for people with disabilities.
When making your decision, please keep in mind that these are public lands and they are supported by all the people and therefore should be open for all to enjoy Especially for those who are handicapped and could not enjoy the forest without snowmobiles and ATV access. People who cannot hike should also be able to enjoy the area, by car, bus, and snowmobile. Provide and maintain access throughout the Forest for all people, including elderly and physically limited people. Working Paper Non-motorized Dispersed Recreation People who cannot hike should also be able to enjoy the area on bicycle. Not Addressed These are public issues and management concerns that are not addressed as part of the revision process.