Sheridan Mountain Showdown – ROUND 1 – Sunday Sept 30, 2018
Howlin at the Moon 2018!!
Quick Howlin’ at the Moon recap!
Sheridan Mountain Showdown 2017
Howlin’ at the Moon – October 21-22, 2017
Off-Highway Vehicle Program | Arizona State Parks
Off-Highway Vehicle Program Economic Impact Survey
In recent years off-highway vehicle use has grown significantly throughout Arizona. With 365 riding days per year, scenic trails, and great weather, Arizona draws OHV enthusiasts from across the country to access our motorized trails. With Arizona’s growing OHV community in mind, Arizona State Parks has partnered with Arizona State University to better determine the economic impact this activity has in our state.
Over the next 12 months Arizona State Parks will be collecting user surveys both electronically and at various riding areas throughout the state. Having a better understanding of spending behaviors, travel trends, and trail needs will aid us in providing a better statewide trail system, programs, and information to you, the OHV users.
This survey is completely voluntary and we greatly appreciate all those that are willing to participate. The questionnaire should not take more than eight minutes to complete. Your response is extremely important and is vital to the success of this study and the future of our OHV trail system.
To participate please click here to complete the survey.
Sheridan Mountain Showdown – October 9, 2016
AMRA Desert Racing Series 2016/2017 season
Sheridan Mountain Showdown
Sunday, October 9th 2016
Race along beautiful pine tree lined trails in the Prescott National Forest!
SMS_FlyerReward Offered After the Killing of Three Female Burros
Date: July 25, 2016
Media Contact: Adam Eggers
480-489-3758, aeggers@blm.gov
PHOENIX – The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is offering a $2,500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for the intentional killing of three female wild burros in the Morgan City Wash, just south of Lake Pleasant, Ariz.
Anyone with information on the burro killings is encouraged to call 623-434-4580. All calls received will be kept confidential. Wild burros are protected from harassment or killing by the Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act of 1971, as amended.
A citizen reported finding the decomposing bodies of three burros on private land within the BLM’s Lake Pleasant Herd Management Area in late May. Since that time, BLM Law Enforcement has determined that the burros cause of death was gunshot wounds. One burro had been shot in the stomach with the other two shot in the head.
City of Scottsdale: Add bicycle lanes on Happy Valley road between Hayden and Miller now!!
We are trying to get the city of Scottsdale to put in bike lanes on the 1/2 mile section between Miller and Hayden on Happy Valley Road. This area becomes a choke point and is really sketchy. There are great bike lanes on each end but this section in the middle is very dangerous. Please sign this petition so that we can try and make this happen.
City of Scottsdale: Add bicycle lanes on Happy Valley road between Hayden and Miller now!!