Kiosks enhance winter access information
Idaho Department of Lands and Idaho Parks and Recreation recently teamed up to build and install kiosks in the region to post information on winter access on endowment lands. Pictured from left, are Sean Hanley, IDPR trail cat operator; Todd Wernex, IDL recreation program manager; and Nate Sparks, IDPR North Idaho trails specialist with the Ruby Creek Information Kiosk, Boundary County.
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Sean Hanley, IDPR trail cat operator, is pictured during installation of the kiosk at Falls Creek road gate on Stimsom land.
BONNERS FERRY — Idaho Department of Lands and Idaho Parks and Recreation recently teamed up to build and install kiosks in the region to post information on winter access on endowment lands.
IDL's recreation program manager, IDPR's North Idaho trails specialist, and a trail cat operator collaborated on the kiosks that were installed in the Fall Creek and Ruby Creek areas of Boundary County.
Providing clear guidance to winter recreationists in this region is challenging given its checkerboard of land ownerships. The area includes endowment land and private timber land managed by Stimson Lumber and Manulife Forest Management.
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