Wallowa Valley Ranger District

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    Sled Springs OHV trail system and road management plan decision notice
    (2008-11-26) Wallowa-Whitman National Forest (Agency : U.S.)
    Announces decision to implement Alternative 5 of project EA, to restrict motorized use in the Sled Springs area to designated routes. Upon establishment of the trail system, or implementation of the Forest-wide Travel Management Plan, which ever comes first, off-trail travel by motorized vehicles will no longer be authorized except for snowmobile use in the winter. The OHV trail system will include 156 miles of designated roads and trails for use by all-terrain vehicles and motorcycles (Oregon class 1 and 3 vehicles, described as OHV vehicles henceforth). Of this 156-mile road and trail system, full-sized vehicles (Oregon class 2 vehicles) are authorized to travel on 71 miles of existing roads. Convert 60 miles of existing roads into OHV-only trails and construct approximately 25 miles of new OHV trail as connections between existing roads to create logical riding loops.
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    Sled Springs OHV trail system and road management plan environmental assessment
    (2008-11) Wallowa-Whitman National Forest (Agency : U.S.)
    Proposes to establish a 166-mile OHV trail system in the Sled Springs area. This OHV trail system would be for all-terrain vehicles and motorcycles. The proposal consists of converting 71 miles of existing roads into OHV-only trails, converting an additional 77 miles of existing roads into routes available for both full-sized vehicles and OHVs, and constructing approximately 18 miles of new OHV trail as connections between existing roads to create logical riding loops. This alternative also includes the placement of five OHV bridges where trails cross streams.
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    Joseph Creek rangeland analysis final environmental impact statement and record of decision
    (2005-09-23) Wallowa Valley Ranger District (Or.)
    FEIS reviews proposed activities to allocate forage for commercial livestock grazing on eleven allotments near Joseph Creek. Record of Decision announces implementation of Alternative 3 modified of the project FEIS, which would authorize grazing using an adaptive approach to grazing management while implementing specific protections for sensitive areas.
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    Joseph Creek rangeland analysis final environmental impact statement and record of decision
    (2005-09-23) Wallowa Valley Ranger District (Or.)
    FEIS reviews proposed activities to allocate forage for commercial livestock grazing on eleven allotments near Joseph Creek. Record of Decision announces implementation of Alternative 3 modified of the project FEIS, which would authorize grazing using an adaptive approach to grazing management while implementing specific protections for sensitive areas.