81. ATVmagonline.com: The Official Website Of ATV Magazine. Utility ATV News, Inform John Berlow of Santa Rosa, an avid dirt bike rider, has trails and you can let your bike breath.” Nate but it would also provide recreational vehicle access http://www.atvnews.com/output.cfm?id=185653

82. Moab Area Attractions Mountain Biking A recreational center for mountain bike enthusiasts, the area s range of slick rock, dirt roads, and forested trails offers a multitude http://quintstar.com/apache/area_attractions.html

Moab Area Attractions Arches National Park This national park features the greatest concentration of natural stone arches in the world. To date, over 2,000 arches have been found and roads and trails in the park lead to many of them. The park is open year-round, and a 21 mile paved road leads visitors to major points of interest like the Window Section, Balanced Rock, Park Avenue and Wolfe Ranch. A graded dirt road goes to Klondike Bluffs. Just off the main road, many short trails lead to dramatic arches, including a 3-mile round trip to famed Delicate Arch, the arch on the Utah Centennial license plate. Ranger-guided hikes are conducted through the Fiery Furnace section during the summer (fee required). Entrance fees are collected. The visitor center, located at the entrance to the park is open year-round. Located 25 miles south of I-70 just off U.S. 191 and 5 miles north of Moab. Dead Horse Point State Park Old-time cowboys using the point as a natural corral inadvertently left a band of horses trapped for so long they died of thirst on this almost isolated island-mesa. Dead Horse Point offers dramatic views of the La Sal Mountains, Canyonlands National Park and the Colorado River 2,000 feet below. A visitor center museum is located in the park. Fees are charged.

83. SCampus: Programs And Services The clubs also administer their own activities (fundraising, practices and games cricket, cycling (touring, recreation and dirt bike), ultimate frisbee http://www.usc.edu/dept/publications/SCAMPUS/services/services48.html

Recreational Sports Don Ludwig Lyon University Center Email: recsports@usc.edu www.usc.edu/recsports Recreational Sports welcomes all members of the university community to participate in its extensive services and sports programs. The mission of Recreational Sports is to provide quality recreational programs and services that enhance student, faculty and staff knowledge and opportunities for participation in activities that promote healthy lifestyles, positive human relations and leadership skills. INTRAMURAL SPORTS The Intramural Program (IM) is described as one of the most popular undergraduate and graduate student activities at USC with more than 9,600 participants. CLUB SPORT TEAMS RECREATIONAL INTEREST CLUBS These clubs provide students, faculty and staff with activities of common interest. The clubs also administer their own activities (fundraising, practices and games) under the advisement of a full-time staff member. Current clubs include: Indoor: badminton, chess, dance, fencing, racquetball, soccer, squash, table tennis, volleyball and wrestling. Outdoor: cricket, cycling (touring, recreation and dirt bike), ultimate frisbee, climbing, hiking, golf, running, sailing, scuba, soccer, surfing, tennis and water skiing.

84. Cherwell District Council - Young People's Recreation Alternative activities such as canoeing, rock climbing and dry There are also dirt bike tracks at Drayton regarding a Framework for Young People s Recreation. http://www.cherwell-dc.gov.uk/leisure/yrecreation.cfm

/* override any NN4 specific styles using these imported styles */ @import url(/styles/style-screen.css); printer friendly low graphics Home Your Council ... Business Popular topics Choose a topic Asylum Centre Inquiry Cherwell local plan Planning applications Planning forms Sports Centre proposals Quick search Advanced search Job vacancies Site map Talk to us ... Web site help Leisure home leisure sport and recreation young people's recreation Young people's recreation What does Cherwell District Council provide for young people in the Cherwell area? General Youth Development Advice on setting up a young persons group Advice on funding applications for young people orientated projects Information on youth clubs and other informal recreation activities/venues available in the area Support for youth led projects and/or activities Youth Arts Development Opportunities are available in Dance, Drama, Music, Sculpture, Animation, Video and Photography. These will run at various dates across the district and venues including community centres and schools as well as Arts specific centres such as the Mill and the Animation Station in Banbury

85. OIA :: Foundation :: Business For Wilderness aged 16 and older bike on dirt roads each Washington residents aged 16 and older bike single tracks Washington ranks 5th for recreational kayaking, 6th for sea http://www.outdoorindustry.org/found.wild.camp.wa.stats.html

OIA exclusively endorses Outdoor Retailer Summer and Winter Markets. FOUNDATION Business for Wilderness Campaigns Washington Wild Lands Washington Recreation and Participation Facts In 12 out of the 21 outdoor recreation activities tracked by the Outdoor Industry Association, Washington ranks in the top ten for the greatest number of participants. Washington residents indicate that they spend $209 million annually on outdoor gear, apparel and footwear. Washington ranks 5th for greatest number of participants per capita in whitewater rafting. 10% or 478,026 Washington residents aged 16 and older whitewater raft each year. 2,012,263 Washington residents hike each year or 45% of the state's population aged 16 and older. Washington ranks 5th for greatest number of participants per capita in backpacking. 13% (582,737) of Washington residents aged 16 and older backpack each year. Nearly 40% of Washington residents bike on paved roads each year. Washington ranks 7th for greatest number of participants per capita in dirt road bicycling. 23% or 1,033,447 Washington residents aged 16 and older bike on dirt roads each year. Washington ranks 10th for greatest number of participants per capita in single track bicycling. 21% or 951,500 Washington residents aged 16 and older bike single tracks each year.

86. Mountain Biking Around Leavenworth Washington can choose from hundreds of miles of recreation trails and gentle climb, you can follow the dirt road 7100 the parking area and continue on your bike on 7100 http://www.icicleinn.com/activities/mtbike.htm

Leavenworth Activities Kids Page Family Fun Travel ... Email Offers You are here: Home Leavenworth Activities Mountain Biking Mountain Biking around Leavenworth Washington State Maps and Information Das Rad Haus Trail Maps and Trail Descriptions Der Sportsmann Devil's Gulch ... Back to Leavenworth Activities Das Rad Haus Das Rad Haus (The Bike House) 1207 Front Street Leavenworth, WA 98826 Open April - November. Bicycle specialty shop. Rentals, repair and sales. Local maps, trails and knowledge for Leavenworth and the surrounding area including Devils Gulch and Wenatchee. Check them out. Back to Top "The Bike House" Der Sportsmann Der Sportsmann 837 Front St. Leavenworth, WA 98826 Back to Top Leavenworth Bike and Brews Festival Leavenworth Washington Cross Country Race and Beer Festival Planned for Saturday June 5, 2004

87. Legislature 2003: It's Muscles Vs. Motors of the Interagency Committee for Outdoor Recreation, which administers to the backcountry or using a dirt bike off road to put toward those activities. http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/108966_nova17.shtml

Jump to Weather Traffic Webtowns Mariners ... Forums NEWS Local Transportation Consumer Education ... Special Reports COMMENTARY Opinion Columnists Letters David Horsey ... Forums COFFEE BREAK Mike Mailway TV Listings FIND IT! NWclassifieds Jobs Autos Real Estate ... Obituaries P-I ANYWHERE E-mail Newsletters News Alerts PDA Cell Phones ... RSS Feeds OUR AFFILIATES Monday, February 17, 2003 Legislature 2003: It's muscles vs. motors Bill highlights battle between hikers, dirt bikers for funds By PHUONG CAT LE SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER REPORTER OLYMPIA The battle between muscle and motor is revving up in the backcountry as the Legislature considers whether to shift funding for maintaining off-road trails and facilities. Hikers, mountain bikers and other non-motorized recreational users are fighting for a greater share of state fuel-tax money and could get it under House Bill 1698. That's set off a firestorm among those who prefer exploring the backcountry on trail motorcycles, three-wheelers or dune buggies. "This bill tries to move funding into the areas that generate it and need it hiking trails, campgrounds, bicycle trails, and cross-country ski trails," said Rep. Mike Cooper, D-Edmonds, the bill's sponsor and chairman of the House committee that heard the bill last week. The pot of money in dispute is relatively small just over $5 million for the next two years but the friction is huge.

88. Cleveland National Forest - Trails Index Kernan, 5.0, Easy, dirt Bike. Nobel Canyon, 10.0 miles National Recreation Trail, Strenuous, http://www.fs.fed.us/r5/cleveland/recreation/Trails.shtml

@import url(/global-websites/styles/screen.css); [Jump to the main content of this page] Forest Service National Links Forest Service Home Employment Fire and Aviation International Forestry Just for Kids Maps and Brochures Passes and Permits Photo and Video Gallery Publications Recreational Activities Research and Development State and Private Forestry Cleveland National Forest Cleveland National Forest Home Page About Us Contact Us ... Evaluate Our Service Your evaluation will be sent directly to the Washington Office. To comment directly to the Cleveland National Forest, please use our eForm. Cleveland National Forest 10845 Rancho Bernardo Dr Suite 200 San Diego, CA 92127 CRS: (800) 735-2922 Cleveland National Forest Trails Palomar Ranger District Trail Name Trail Length Difficulty Users: Barker Spur Trail 3.4 miles Moderate Cutca 10.4 miles (Wilderness) Strenuous Dripping Springs 6.8 miles (Wilderness) Strenuous Fry Creek 1.7 miles Easy Hiker Inaja .5 miles National Recreation Tr. Easy Oak Grove 1.9 miles

89. GORP - Capitol Reef National Park, Utah, Adventure Travel fattire capital of the world, but at Capitol Reef you can bike far from an elevation fluctuation of 2,140 feet along a surface including dirt, sand, bentonite http://www.gorp.com/gorp/resource/US_National_Park/ut_capit.HTM

90. Common Ground Similarly, a person on a motorized dirt bike has a right to ride a but a mountain biker’s right to quiet recreation supersedes the dirt biker’s http://www.cmc.org/cmc/tnt/964/wccommonground.html

CMC Home Return to this issue home page Common ground by Michael Bateman Mention wilderness, public lands, off-road vehicles, mountain bikes, or travel management plans, and, regardless of the crowd, you are likely to get an impassioned response. People feel strongly about decisions regarding the use of our public lands, and with more of us using the land in more diverse ways, regulatory agencies are under increasing pressure to determine appropriate uses, then manage the land accordingly. Unfortunately, many of the ways we use public lands are incompatible. Things can get contentious. Instead of engaging in enlightened discussion, we become argumentative and insulting, utterly closed to the points of view of our opponents. Land protection debate degenerates to a matter of bias and opinion and self-interest. We judge others and their pursuits based on our own values. We cut trees and build illegal trails. We fail to agree on which parcels of land have wilderness qualities. We shout each other down in meetings and publicly denounce not only opposing opinions but also the people holding them. However, while we fight for our rights—to access, to recreation, to new roads and trails—many of us don’t even realize that without healthy land, we have nothing. “It’s perfectly obvious to anyone with half a brain that if you’re going to enjoy the fruits of the outdoors, you’re going to have to take care of it,” says National Rifle Association director Sue King in

91. Auglaize & Mercer Counties Convention & Visitors Bureau Recreation/Entertainment. The fastest _ mile dirt track in the nation annually hosts spring, midget CelinaColdwater Bike Path This path is a 4.5 mile long, 10 http://www.seemore.org/recreation.html

Welcome to our Area Attractions and Recreation Public Golf Courses Entertainment/ Recreation Bike Paths Cinemas For more information please contact Public Golf Courses Arrowhead Park 2211 Dirksen Road, Minster, OH 45865 arrowheadpark@mailz.wesnet Deer Field 5621 Shelley Road, Rockford, OH 45882 deerfield@wcoil.com Elks Club 3242 State Route 127, Celina, OH 45822 1221 Irmscher Blvd., Celina, OH 45822 Northmoor Golf 8330 State Route 703 East, Celina, OH 45822 Prairie View 26820 State Route 67, Waynesfield, OH 45896 return to top Recreation/Entertainment Eldora Speedway 13929 State Route 118, New Weston, Ohio www.eldoraspeedway.com Grand Lake Mariners Collegiate Baseball Each summer the local team takes to the home field in Westview Park on Fairground Road in Celina, Ohio. Throughout June and July the Mariners participate in a top-notch college league where future professional players hone their skills. Game times are 7:15 p.m. weekdays; 4:00 p.m. Saturdays; and 2:00 p.m. Sundays. Admission is $3.00 adult; $1.50 seniors; and $1.00 students. Call 800-860-4726 for a complete game schedule. Auglaize/Mercer Counties YMCA North Branch, 7590 State Route 702, Celina, OH 45822

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