Yellowstone Wildlife Area Equestrian Trail Project

Project sponsor: Yellowstone Wildlife Area - Darlington, Lafayette County, Wisconsin
Award Category: Wildlife Compatibility
2004 Annual Achievement Award winner: for trail projects funded through the Recreational Trails Program of the Federal Highway Administration

	A new equestrian bridge on the Yellowstone Wildlife Area

A bridge was constructed across Steiner Brook to allow equestrians to cross the creek without damaging trout habitat and causing erosion.

The trail, 30 miles, is used by approximately 1000 users annually. The kind of use necessitates the use of bridges to eliminate aquatic habitat destruction.

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