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26 Oct Tread Lightly! Impact Report: Dixie National Forest Haycock Peak Travel Management Signage Installation

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Project: Dixie National Forest Haycock Peak Travel Management Signage Installation
Location: Utah

Description: This project was funded by Can-Am Off-Road. Can-Am has committed to funding trail stewardship projects in partnership with Tread Lightly! to help maintain and improve access to public lands and off-road trails.

On September 8, 2023, six volunteers from D&P Performance and the Tri-State ATV Club worked alongside the Tread Lightly! team to install and update signage at Haycock Peak in the Dixie National Forest. The signage clearly marks 20 miles of motorized trail in the area. Together they replaced or updated six Carsonite markers and installed three new posts and signs. This work was made possible thanks to the Can-Am Defender Pro Limited UTV, which helped haul tools and the signage throughout the project.

Thank you to the partners who made this possible:

· Dixie National Forest

· Can-Am Off-Road

· D&P Performance

· Tri-State ATV Club

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