People for Bikes invites people to speak up for mountain biking in Missouri's Ozarks (easiest way to submit your comments in support)
Today People for Bikes released an advocacy alert asking bicyclists across the midwest to support our call to create a connected 280-mile Ozark Trail Mountain System, including the much-needed key connection in Ozark National Scenic Riverways:
The Ozark National Scenic Riverways Road and Trail Plan is currently being updated, and the National Park Service is accepting comments from the public to develop alternative management plans.
Mountain biking is already authorized on many sections of the Ozark trail and surrounding areas that separate the region into two distinct trails systems. Providing access on a few key connections will turn these separate areas into a single, cohesive network.
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