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CITY OF ROSLYN National Historic District and Preserve America Community • Horsejriendly policy, with the suggestion of keeping the forest open to horses and developing horse-friendly trails from the Coal Mine trail to the ridge and from the Horse Park. • A trail system that accommodates the diverse recreation needs and allows for wildlife, habitat, and ecological sustainability while providing for activities of minimal impact (allowing hiking and local pack animals at a minimal impact scale, providing for winter activities) Other comments identified the importance of water bars, the need for trail maintenance parties, the opportunity to utilize forest resources (especially firewood), more trail connections (e.g., connector across SR903), and limited snowmobile access along the edge of the forest or connecting to the ridge. Current Use Patterns The survey distributed at this station identified the areas most used by the community. From the 20 surveys completed at this station, it is evident that the main forest and the cemetery are the areas used most by the community_ People use all or most of the community's inventoried trails, with the Crooked Tree Trail being the most used. Other trails such as Slickrock and #8 Rai/grade are also frequently used. 15