CARSON CITY, Nev. (KOLO) – The State of Nevada is looking to implement its first ever Statewide Trails Plan.
The Nevada Division of State Parks says the plan will help guide the future of trail development, access and management throughout Nevada and support activities like hiking, mountain biking and more.
They are now asking the public for their input on the plan.
Members of the public are invited to share how they use Nevada’s trails, potential improvements and where recreational opportunities may be needed.
“Trails connect communities, create opportunities for people to explore Nevada’s public lands, and provide access to the outdoors for people of all abilities and interests,” said Janice Keillor, Deputy Administrator for Nevada State Parks. “This plan is an opportunity to look at how we can build a more connected trail system that serves Nevadans and visitors for generations to come.”
“Trails are a cornerstone of Nevada’s outdoor recreation experience, supporting local economies and allowing visitors to experience the incredible diversity of our state’s landscapes,” said Denise Beronio, Administrator for the Nevada Division of Outdoor Recreation. “A statewide plan will help us better understand the needs of trail users, identify future opportunities, and ensure Nevada continues to offer world class outdoor recreation experiences.”
The survey is open through Nov. 30 and can be found here.
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