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ATTACHMENT 1 Introduction The following tables represent the site-specific information for each route by alternative. The intended use of this list is to compare specific road and trail management proposals for each alternative Travel Management Plan scenario. Individual travel routes are identified by number, and many by name, and are listed according to the ranger district in which they are found. This list is intended to be used in conjunction with the forest roads and trails alternative maps. Summer road and trail listing by alternative Only roads and trails under the jurisdiction of the Forest Service are listed in this section. Roads and trails under the jurisdiction of county, state, or other federal agencies are not included. The summer strategy is based on the following legend. Strategies for each route may vary by alternative. Summer season is considered the snow-free season. Summer season begins May 21 (at 00:00) and ends November 22 (at 23:59). Summer Strategy Roads open to licensed motorized only (highway legal) Roads open to licensed and unlicensed (all vehicles) Trails open to motorized vehicles < 50 inches in width (ATV) Trails open to 2-wheeled motor vehicles (motorcycles) Trails open to mechanized vehicles (bicycles) Trails open to animal (horse) and foot (hike) Roads and trails managed under special use permit (SUP) Roads and trails closed to the public or decommissioned Note: All motorized and mechanized modes of travel must be on designated routes. Highway legal vehicles are considered motor vehicles licensed under State law for general operation on all public roads within the state. Animal (horse) and foot (hike) are allowed to travel across country and generally on all routes. There are some routes that may limit animal (horse) or foot (hike) use for safety reasons. Add / Decom A Y in the Add column represents a route that is being added to the system. These routes were not part of the inventoried designated system and were considered unauthorized. These routes were examined for inclusion by alternative. See the FEIS for a full discussion on unauthorized routes. An X or Y in the Decom column represents a route that is being decommissioned. See the FEIS for a full discussion on decommissioning routes. Page A1‐i Winter routes by alternative Winter motorized routes are listed in the tables. They correspond to the winter alternative maps. Routes open to motorized use are for over-snow motorized vehicles only. An over-snow motorized vehicle is defined as a vehicle that is designed for use over snow and runs on a track or tracks and/or ski or skis while in use over snow (36 CFR 212.1). Any other vehicle other than defined by 36 CFR 212 for winter use, including wheeled vehicles such as full-sized vehicles, all-terrain vehicles, motorcycles, mountain bikes, and mechanized vehicles, are prohibited, unless on a plowed or maintained road. Generally there are no restrictions to non-motorized over-snow activities. Groomed routes for cross-country skiing may restrict other uses to keep routes intact. Winter season is considered the snow season. Over-snow motorized travel begins November 23 (at 00:00) and ends May 20 (at 23:59). Maps show where winter over-snow motorized use is open, restricted, or prohibited on the forest. For the restricted areas over-snow motorized use is only allowed on the routes shown. In the open to over-snow motorized use areas there are routes that snowmobilers use. Since these are open strategies (a snowmobile can go anywhere in the mapped area), there is no need to list them in the travel management plan. Winter Routes The routes listed as Motorized in this table are those that occur in the RESTRICTED strategy only. Motorized represents routes open to over-snow vehicles. Plowed access allows for wheeled motorized access. This table is best used with the alternative maps. Year-round restrictions to all uses There is one area on the forest, east of Avalanche Creek, closed to all activities for the protection and health of the bighorn sheep that reside there. Page A1‐ii Alternative A: Summer Strategy ROUTE NAME Summer Strategy DECOM Aspen Ranger District 103 LENADO Licensed and Unlicensed 103W.1F CLIFF WAYS Closed to the public X 103W.1G CLIFF WAYS Closed to the public X 103W.1H CLIFF WAYS Closed to the public X 103W.1J CLIFF WAYS Closed to the public X 103W.1K CLIFF WAYS Closed to the public X 103W.1Y Closed to the public X 103W.2X OLD LARKSPUR MTN ROAD Closed to the public 103W.2Y Closed to the public 103W.2Z Closed to the public 106.1A LINCOLN GULCH CAMPGROUND Licensed and Unlicensed 106.1B PORTAL CAMPGROUND Licensed and Unlicensed 107.1 NEW YORK CREEK TRAILHEAD Licensed and Unlicensed 108.1 DIFFICULT CAMPGROUND Licensed and Unlicensed 109.1 WELLER LAKE CAMPGROUND Licensed and Unlicensed 110.1 LOST MAN CAMPGROUND Licensed and Unlicensed 110.2 LOST MAN TRAILHEAD Licensed and Unlicensed 111.1 LOST MAN RESERVOIR Managed under SUP 112.1 GROTTOS PARKING LOT Licensed and Unlicensed 114.1 BRAILLE TRAILHEAD Licensed and Unlicensed 115.1 Aspen Highlands Ski Area Managed under SUP 115.1A Aspen Highlands Ski Area Managed under SUP 115.1W RICHMOND OVERLOOK Licensed and Unlicensed 116.1 ANDERSON LAKE Mechanized (Bicycles) 117.1 RUBY MINE Licensed and Unlicensed 120.1 INDEPENDENCE GRAVEL PIT Licensed Motorized Only 121.1 COOPER BASIN Mechanized (Bicycles) 121.2A LINDLEY CABIN Mechanized (Bicycles) 123.2T GOLD HILL TIE Closed to the public X 123.2W GOLD HILL Mechanized (Bicycles) 125.1A SILVER BAR CAMPGROUND Licensed and Unlicensed 125.1B SILVER BELL CAMPGROUND Licensed and Unlicensed 125.1C SILVER QUEEN CAMPGROUND Licensed and Unlicensed 125.1D EAST MAROON TRAILHEAD Licensed and Unlicensed 125.1E MAROON LAKE Licensed and Unlicensed 125.1F MAROON LAKE DAY USE Licensed and Unlicensed 125.1G Maroon Lake Overnight Parking Licensed and Unlicensed 125.1H MAROON LAKE SERVICE Licensed and Unlicensed 125.1I WEST MAROON TRAILHEAD Licensed and Unlicensed 127.1 CATHEDRAL LAKE Licensed and Unlicensed 129.1 MONTEZUMA Licensed and Unlicensed 130.1A VAN HORN PARK Licensed and Unlicensed 130.3A RED MT. COMMUNITY SITE Licensed and Unlicensed 130.3C BALD KNOB Licensed and Unlicensed 131.1A LOGGING ROAD Foot and Horse (animal) 131.1N WARREN LAKE NORTH Foot and Horse (animal) Page A1‐1 Alternative A: Summer Strategy ROUTE NAME Summer Strategy DECOM 131.1P BENEDICT Managed under SUP 131.1S WARREN LAKE SOUTH Closed to the public X 131W.1H SMUGGLER MTN TRAIL Closed to the public 132.1 HOUSTON DRAW Closed to the public X 133W.1A COLLIN SPUR #1 Closed to the public 133W.1B COLLINS SPUR #2 Closed to the public 133W.1C COLLINS SPUR #3 Closed to the public 133W.1D COLLINS SPUR #4 Closed to the public 134W.1 INDEPENDENCE FENCE Closed to the public 141.1 POPCORN LANE Licensed and Unlicensed 1508W.1H KOBEY PEAK Closed to the public 15I.1W PEARL PASS SPUR Licensed and Unlicensed 1927.1 SPRUCE CREEK ‐ NORRIE Foot and Horse (animal) 1927.2 Foot and Horse (animal) 1933.1 RED CANYON Mechanized (Bicycles) 1956.2 CASTLE CREEK VALLEY Mechanized (Bicycles) 1957.1 HAY PARK Mechanized (Bicycles) 1957.2B BUZZARD BASIN Mechanized (Bicycles) 1957.2H HAY PARK Mechanized (Bicycles) 1957W.2B BUZZARD BASIN Closed to the public 1959.1 JOHNNY DRAW Closed to the public 1960.1 HELL ROARING Foot and Horse (animal) 1960.1A WILLIAMS LAKE Foot and Horse (animal) 1961.2T LOWER CAPITOL TRAIL Foot and Horse (animal) 1962.1 NICHOLSON CREEK Foot and Horse (animal) 1962.1N NICKELSON CREEK Foot and Horse (animal) 1963.1 DITCH Foot and Horse (animal) 1966.1 NICHELSON CUT OFF Closed to the public X 1975.1 MAROON‐SNOWMASS Foot and Horse (animal) 1975.1M Foot and Horse (animal) 1975.2 WEST MAROON PORTAL TRAIL Foot and Horse (animal) 1976.1 BLAKE TRAIL Managed under SUP 1977.1 EAST SNOWMASS Foot and Horse (animal) 1978.1 WILLOW LAKE Foot and Horse (animal) 1979.1 LINKINS LAKE Foot and Horse (animal) 1979.1T TERRELL LAKE Closed to the public 1980.1 GOVERNMENT Mechanized (Bicycles) 1980.1N ANAEROBIC NIGHTMARE Mechanized (Bicycles) 1981.1 CONUNDRUM CREEK Foot and Horse (animal) 1982.1 MAROON CREEK Closed to the public X 1982.1 MAROON CREEK Foot and Horse (animal) 1982.1W WEST MAROON PORTAL LINK TRAI Foot and Horse (animal) 1982.2 LOWER MAROON CREEK Foot and Horse (animal) 1983.1 EAST MAROON Foot and Horse (animal) 1983.1A COPPER PASS SPUR Foot and Horse (animal) 1984.1 CATHEDRAL LAKE Foot and Horse (animal) 1984.1A ELECTRIC PASS Foot and Horse (animal) Page A1‐2 Alternative A: Summer Strategy ROUTE NAME Summer Strategy DECOM 1984W.1A ELECTRIC PASS WEST Closed to the public X 1985.1 AMERICAN LAKE Foot and Horse (animal) 1986.1 WELLER LAKE Foot and Horse (animal) 1986.1A WELLER SCENIC TRAIL Foot and Horse (animal) 1987.1 SUNNYSIDE Mechanized (Bicycles) 1987.2 SUNNYSIDE PLUNGE Mechanized (Bicycles) 1987.3 SECRET SINGLE TRACK Mechanized (Bicycles) 1988.1 SHADYSIDE Mechanized (Bicycles) 1988.2 SHADYSIDE CUT Mechanized (Bicycles) 1989.1 VAN HORN PARK TRAIL Mechanized (Bicycles) 1989.2 GANDOLF Mechanized (Bicycles) 1989.3 HOBBIT Mechanized (Bicycles) 1990.1 GRIZZLY LAKE Foot and Horse (animal) 1991.1 PETROLEUM LAKE Mechanized (Bicycles) 1991.1A ANDERSON LAKE Mechanized (Bicycles) 1992.2 HUNTER VALLEY Mechanized (Bicycles) 1992.3 HUNTER VALLEY Mechanized (Bicycles) 1992.3A SOUTH SPUR Mechanized (Bicycles) 1992.3B NORTH SPUR Mechanized (Bicycles) 1992.3C MCCLOSKEY LOT Mechanized (Bicycles) 1992.3D LAZY MAN SHORT CUT Mechanized (Bicycles) 1993.1 MIDWAY Foot and Horse (animal) 1994.1 WOODY CREEK Foot and Horse (animal) 1994.1X SLAB PARK Foot and Horse (animal) 1995.1 BRAILLE
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