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    The Uses, Planning, and Management of Horse Trails in the United States

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    1979
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    Hurst, Georgette
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    University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, College of Natural Resources
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    Horseback riding is one of the most controversial uses of trails because of the great impact horses have on the environment. In a state such as Wisconsin where few horse trails exist, the heavy use of those trails exhibits a need for a sound planning, construction, and maintenance program. This report gives a basic outline for the management of horse trails. The concepts presented here can be used when planning for other trail uses as well.
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