61. Www.chinapages.com Outdoor activities Supplies Photography recreational snow scooter,snowmobile,gas scooter, mini chopper,pocket bike,dirt bike,skateboard, ATV, http://www.chinapages.com/bin/searchen.php?language=en&go=product&trade=28

62. Post-Crescent - Community Won’t Rest On Sports Laurels Those who demand even more sports and recreational options can visit the 20acreGravity Park, skateboards, inline skating, go-carts and dirt bikes. http://www.wisinfo.com/postcrescent/news/ourtown/ourtown_12185172.shtml

var prop1 = "Appleton" var prop6 = "news" var prop7 = "local_news" Appleton Weather Temp: Hi: Lo: Subscribe Manage My Subscription Subscribe Now EZ Rewards ... Post-Crescent Profile Company Links Gannett Co., Inc. USAToday.com USAWeekend.com Gannett Foundation Wisconsin Newspaper Association Newspaper of the Year 2004 Today's Front page Our Towns is a monthly series of Post-Crescent special reports on Fox Valley communities. Posted Sep. 23, 2003 Proud history helps set footing for new traditions By Dan VanderPas Post-Crescent assistant sports editor Today, there continues to be ample opportunities for children and adults to compete and excel in everything from sports at the new high school and recreational activities for children and adults to bowling at Pla-Mor Lanes. Chilton residents enjoy playing in many parks, including Nennig Park, a 17-acre facility that features baseball diamonds, tennis and volleyball courts and horseshoe pits. For boaters, there are ramps, including those in Leahy and Hobart parks on the edge of the Manitowoc River. Auto racing fans also have a place to call home, as the Calumet County Speedway in the city is the site of stock car events. The annual Calumet County Fair and other events also are held at the Calumet County Fairgrounds.

63. City Of Westfield - Open Air recreational activities. The term open air recreational activities” means The use or operation of any of motorized dirt bike, motorcycle, http://www.cityofwestfield.org/detpages/departments537.html

Noise Ordinance Doing Business In Westfield Public Safety Living In Westfield Home ... Most Recently Passed Ordinances Noise Ordinance Noise Ordinance ORDINANCE NO. 1310 CITY OF WESTFIELD IN CITY COUNCIL DECEMBER 20, 2001 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CODE OF ORDINANCES, CITY OF WESTFEILD, ADOPTED JUNE 17, 1993. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WESTFIELD AS FOLLOWS: That Chapter 10, Section 10-15 of the Code of Ordinances be and is hereby repealed, the section number to be reserved for future use. That Chapter 10, Section 10-16 of the Code of Ordinances be and is hereby repealed, the section number to be reserved for future use. That Chapter 10 of the Code of Ordinances be hereby amended by adding new sections to be numbered 10-30 through 10-36 as follows: Sec. 10-30. Purpose. This ordinance is enacted to protect, preserve, and promote the health, safety, welfare, peace, and quiet of the inhabitants of Westfield through the reduction, control, and prevention of such loud or raucous noise that unreasonably disturbs, injures, or endangers the comfort, privacy, repose, health, peace or safety of reasonable persons. Sec. 10-31. Land use zones and sound levels.

64. FindLaw For Legal Professionals - Case Law, Federal And State Resources, Forms, who enter places to engage in statutorily enumerated recreational activities, dirt bike no exploration of recreational intent was necessary. http://caselaw.lp.findlaw.com/scripts/getcase.pl?court=ny&vol=083&invol=0520

65. FindLaw For Legal Professionals - Case Law, Federal And State Resources, Forms, In April of 1991, the plaintiff s son rode his motorized dirt bike up the on their property to engage in several enumerated recreational activities, http://caselaw.lp.findlaw.com/scripts/getcase.pl?court=ny&vol=088&invol=0656

66. Roads And Trails For Biking Within Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area Scenic routes for street bikes Scenic routes for mountain bikes McDaderecreational Trail is a planned recreational trail which, when completed, http://www.nps.gov/dewa/Activities/actBIKE.html

Biking Scenic routes for street bikes Scenic routes for mountain bikes McDade Recreational Trail PA There are NO off-road (ORV/ATV) trails in the recreation area. Motorized vehicles such as ORvs and ATVs are permitted ONLY on ungated roads open to automobiles. TRAIL OPEN TO HIKING, BIKING, and CROSSCOUNTRY SKIING: McDade Recreational Trail PA McDade Recreational Trail is a planned recreational trail which, when completed, will extend for 37 miles on the Pennsylvania side of the park. The first section is now open for hiking, biking, and crosscountry skiing. This section of the trail runs about 5 miles from Hialeah Picnic Area to Turn Farm trailhead parking area on River Road. This section is mostly flat, with one steep climb northbound just out of Hialeah, and a long steady climb heading north from below Riverview to Turn Farm.a slight climb approaching Riverview and continuing to Turn Farm. Hiking, biking, and cross-country skiing only are permitted. NO motor vehicles are permitted. Pets along McDade Trail See bulletin boards at McDade trailheads for regulations about the trail. A pay phone is located at Smithfield Beach. For emergencies call

67. Dirt Rag {Web Rag: News} Whether you are a timid beginner or a seasoned race junkie, dirt Rag speaks to you . and yearround recreational activities for the whole family. http://www.dirtragmag.com/web/news-article.php?ID=236

68. Natural Havens Abound In Vicinity More than 70 miles of ATV and dirtbike trails wind through the park, trail riding and horseback riding are the predominant recreational activities. http://www.showmenews.com/2004/OurTown/20040627OurT102.asp

Subscribe Search Archive Contact Us Frequently Asked Questions Advertising Restaurant Guide Advertising Five Star Landscaping Meineke ProDental William Woods Advertising Columbia Financial Lenders Home Classifieds Autos ... Real Estate Departments News Business Sports For the Record ... Columnists Special Sections Our Town Special Ad Sections Special Sports Sections Search Archive ... Commercial Printing Sports and Recreation Natural havens abound in vicinity By the Tribune’s staff Published Sunday, June 27, 2004 State recreation areas are close at hand in nearly every direction from downtown Columbia, offering woodlands, bluffs and meadows where anyone can enjoy hiking, biking, fishing or swimming. Jenna Isaacson photo Jean Leonatti, right, points to the quarry of fellow bird-watchers in September 2003 during a hike on the trail of Columbia's Grindstone Nature Area. The group likes to go birding during the early morning at woodland sites. On a May afternoon, Boone County residents Jon and Ellen Butler stopped by the Katy Trail State Park’s McBaine trailhead for a hike in the afternoon sun. The Butlers, employees of a local insurance company, said they hike on the trail along the Missouri River about three times a week, hiking about three miles per trip. Jon Butler described their excursions as "nice and calming," and Ellen Butler said she enjoys seeing rabbits and geese along the way.

69. ATSDR - PHA - Starr Property, Enfield, Hartford County, Connecticut In addition, activities at the site including dirt bike riding may expose and recreational activities occur on site. dirt bike tracks are apparent. http://www.atsdr.cdc.gov/HAC/PHA/starr/sta_p1.html

PUBLIC HEALTH ASSESSMENT STARR PROPERTY ENFIELD, HARTFORD COUNTY, CONNECTICUT SUMMARY The Starr Property is a State designated Superfund site in the town of Enfield, Connecticut in Hartford County. The site represents an indeterminant public health hazard . Odors at the site and emanating from the site have been associated with headaches, however, ambient air testing has not identified contaminants at levels likely to elicit this response. Visible waste containing cyanide and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons is present at the surface. In addition, activities at the site including dirt bike riding may expose trespassers to levels of contamination not quantified during site investigations. (i.e. inhalation exposure to dust generated during dirt bike riding) Investigations of the site were initiated by the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection in 1989 following complaints about odors. It is believed that demolition debris from the destruction of a coal gasification plant were disposed of on-site in the 1960's resulting in site contamination. The site is a vacant parcel of land covering approximately 44 acres. Surface soil, subsurface soil, ground water, surface water and sediments have been contaminated with cyanide as well as polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons and some

70. WDNR - Richard Bong State Recreation Area All such activities take place in the special use zone or managed hunt areas . crosscountry skiing, horseback riding, snowshoeing, and dirt bike riding. http://www.dnr.state.wi.us/org/land/parks/specific/bong/

State Parks Welcome Find a Park or Forest Find a State Trail ... Fees Richard Bong Recreation Area Reserve a Campsite (exit DNR) Current Conditions Maps Trails School Field Trips Richard Bong State Recreation Area Fun for All Seasons How to Get There Maps Once designated to be a jet fighter base, Richard Bong State Recreation Area is fittingly named after Major Richard I. Bong, a Poplar, Wisconsin, native who was America's leading air ace during World War II. The project was abandoned three days before concrete was to be poured for a 12,500-foot runway. Local citizens had the foresight to protect this open space for future generations. In 1974 the state bought the land and it became the state's first recreation area. trails for hiking, mountain biking, cross-country skiing, horseback riding, snowshoeing, and dirt bike riding. There are two family (regular) campgrounds with a total of 217 campsites, 54 of them with electric hookups. Six group campsites can accommodate 225 campers. A permanent naturalist is on duty at Richard Bong Recreation Area, and a variety of nature education programs are offered year round. The Molinaro Visitor Center has displays and exhibits about the history of Richard Bong and plant and animal life. The cheerful solarium showcases seasonal exhibits including butterfly rearing.

71. Untitled Document Motorized recreation monopolizes forest areas by denying other users the quiet, travel and limit offroad vehicles (including dirt bikes and all-terrain http://previous.cmc.org/cmc/conservation/orvrulemaking files/orvrecletter.htm

April 27, 2004 Mr. Dale Bosworth Chief, USDA Forest Service 1400 Independence Ave., SW Washington, DC 20250 Dear Chief Bosworth: The undersigned organizations, representing millions of Americans who engage in quiet outdoor recreation activities on National Forest lands throughout the nation, commend the USDA Forest Service's intention to develop new policies and regulations to address unmanaged off-road vehicle use and the growing negative consequences of such use. We appreciate the opportunity to offer input in this process and strongly urge the agency to propose and implement meaningful reform that safeguards natural resources and the associated values that make our activities in National Forests so rewarding. We appreciate your recognition of unmanaged off-road vehicle use as one of the four greatest threats to the long-term health of our National Forests. This threat includes impacts to the land, air and water quality, wildlife and habitat, and the experiences of millions of Americans who visit National Forests to hike, backpack, paddle, climb, birdwatch, horseback ride, cross-country ski, snowshoe, and mountain bike. Roughly 150 million Americans participate in these and other quiet outdoor recreation activities every year, and they turn to National Forests for their fresh air, clean water, wild plants and animals, inspiration, and natural quiet and backcountry character. It is well-established that the proliferation of off-road vehicle and snowmobile use places soil, vegetation, air and water quality, and wildlife at risk through pollution, erosion, sedimentation of streams, habitat fragmentation and disturbance, and other adverse impacts to resources. These impacts cause severe and lasting damage to the natural environment on which human-powered and equestrian recreation depends and alter the remote and wild character of the backcountry. Motorized recreation monopolizes forest areas by denying other users the quiet, pristine, backcountry experience they seek. It also presents safety and health threats to other recreationists.

72. Yosemite Association - Visitor Information recreational activities. Where can I walk and hike? There are numerous dirtroads available in the national forest units just outside the park. http://www.yosemite.org/visitor/frequent-recreation.htm

Frequently Asked Questions About Yosemite RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES Where can I walk and hike? Are there guided trips? Where can I rent a bike? horse? raft? Where can I rent a tent? sleeping bag? hiking boots? backpack? ... Can I hang glide? Where can I walk and hike? Visitors should refer to the hiking section of the Yosemite Guide for descriptions of the most popular trails in Yosemite Valley. There is more complete information at park visitor centers, the Wilderness Center, and information stations on hiking trails throughout the park. For people wanting detailed information, suggest they purchase trail maps or books. Please encourage people to stay on the trails, pack out trash, beware of seasonal hazards, know their limits and carry water, food, map, compass, matches, layered clothing, sun protection, etc. Are there guided trips? The Yosemite Mountaineering School will be conducting guided day hikes and fishing trips in 2001. Contact the Mountaineering School. Where can I rent a bike? horse? raft?

73. Homestudy Module: Module 9: Woodlot Recreation: Lesson 1 - Preview Table 1 illustrates the wide variety of outdoor recreation activities and maygive you a few Canoeing, ATV/ dirt bike riding. Camping, Wildlife viewing http://www.gov.ns.ca/natr/extension/woodlot/preview/mod9/Less1.html

Government Home Natural Resources Woodlot Management Home Study Program Module 9: Lesson 1 Site Index Module 9: Woodlot Recreation Lesson 1: Introduction to Outdoor Recreation - Preview Seventy-five percent of Nova Scotia is forested. This represents about four million hectares (10 million acres). Gettin' Around Introduction Any Questions ? Partnerships Back to: Home Study Program Extension and Education Programs Natural Resources This lesson gives you an understanding of outdoor recreation and its benefits. It also explores integrating recreation with other uses or values on your woodlot. What is Outdoor Recreation? According to a 1993-94 Nova Scotia Woodlot Owner Survey conducted for the Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources, 27 per cent of respondents said outdoor recreation was one of the reasons they own their woodlot. Outdoor recreation refers to leisure activities that take place in a natural setting and benefit the body, mind and/or spirit. Examples are hiking, fishing, skiing, snowmobiling and wildlife viewing. Outdoor recreation can overlap with competitive outdoor activities such as orienteering or ski races. It can also be done with other activities such as environmental education for example hiking to study an old growth forest. Outdoor recreation can also simply be enjoying the peace and quiet in a non-physical way.

74. Day Activities In Angeles City Day activities in Angeles. small margarita station.jpg (4437 bytes) dirt bikesare also available for rent to individuals that want to explore the river http://www.theville.com/whats_on.html

//Top Navigational Bar III (By BrotherCake @ cake@brothercake.net) //Permission granted/modified by Dynamicdrive.com to include script in archive //For this and 100's more DHTML scripts, visit http://www.dynamicdrive.com Day Activities in Angeles I frequently hear people saying there is nothing to do in Angeles in the daytime. Yet, I find that there is plenty to do if you would like to get out of your air-conditioned room and away from the swimming pool. Here is my list. Lawn Bowling: This is a great afternoon sport that doesn't require a lot of energy. Greenland's is located only about five minutes from checkpoint / Margarita Station. They also have a 9 hole golf course, a swimming pool, restaurant and a bar. Golfing: There are currently four golf courses within driving range of Margarita Station and there are several more under construction. The Swagman Hotel runs trips to different golf courses almost every day. Go-carts Go-carts are available for rent adjacent to the drag strip on Clark Special Economic Zone. Open Daily. Ultralights Several agencies now offer flights around Angeles City. The Angeles City Flying Club is the oldest flying club in town. They have been operating a fleet of ultra light aircraft out of Mabiga (about 10 minutes north of Angeles City for the last several years. For more information, contact

75. New Page 2 Proposed dirtbike Motorcycle Track Threatens Nation’s Longest Bikeway - in a recreation activity because of the presence of other activities which http://www.mnresponsiblerec.org/mesaba trail/june29.htm

P.O. Box 111, Duluth, MN 55801 TEL: (218) 740-3175 FAX: (218) 740-3179 EMAIL info@MnResponsibleRec.org WEBSITE: www.MnResponsibleRec.org For Immediate Release June 29, 2004 Contacts: Jeff Brown, Executive Director, Minnesotans for Responsible Recreation 218-590-6188 Commissioner Bill Kron, St. Louis County Board of Commissioners H 218-624-4270, W –726-2450 Ed Beckers, Co-founder and President, Cycle Mesabi bicycle club 218-263-6594 - Proposed Dirt-bike Motorcycle Track Threatens Nation’s Longest Bikeway - Minnesotans for Responsible Recreation (MRR) has filed a petition with the Minnesota Environmental Quality Board (EQB) requesting completion of an Environmental Assessment Worksheet on a proposed dirt-bike motorcycle/ATV track sited to be constructed just 20’ from the edge of the Mesabi Trail bikeway near Eveleth, in St. Louis County, Minnesota. The proposed dirt-bike motorcycle/ATV track would cross the Mesabi Trail several times. MRR’s petition says the " odors, noise, and dust, and visual impacts " from the proposed project have a "

76. Pando Cabins & Nova Guides Year Around Outdoor Recreation - Vail Area - Northwes Guests receive a 15% discount on activities with Nova Guides. ATV (All TerrainVehicles) dirt Bike Trails Trails start on site. http://www.coloradodirectory.com/pandocabins/

888-949-NOVA (6682) At the National Historic site of Camp Hale, surrounded by National Forest. You'll love our new, beautiful, fully furnished log cabins. 2-bedroom cabins have bath, full kitchen and fireplace, sleep 6. On-site: restaurant, dog sledding, snowcat rides and paintball. Many outdoor activities are steps away: snowmobiling, jeeping, rafting, fishing, mountain biking, ATVing, and paintball. Guests receive a 15% discount on activities with Nova Guides. Activities include: whitewater rafting, all terrain vehicles, jeep tours, guided fishing, mountain bike tours, snowmobile tours, dog sledding, paintball and snowcat tours. PO Box 2018, Vail Colorado 81658; 888-949-NOVA (6682); 719-486-2656. Lodging Lodging Open Dates: All Year RATES Nightly Lodging Rates On-Season: Range from $135 to $150 Multi-Night Stay Required: We require a multi-night stay, please call for details.We require a multi-night stay, please call for details. GENERAL POLICIES Maid Service: Ask about type of service available. Pets in Lodging: Some pets are allowed in private rental units. There may be a fee or a deposit. Make advance arrangements

77. Bikes & Scooters - Toys - Wal-mart The helmet and pads are designed for maximum comfort for a wide range of recreationalactivities Flamin Hot Wheels helmet, dirt bike http://www.walmart.com/search/browse-ng.do?ref=125871.184192 500000.500841&path=

78. Mt. Shasta Visitor's Bureau Information - Recreation - Bicycling, Birding, Ballo There are numerous options for both road and mountain bike riders, including loops Lake Siskiyou is a manmade lake created for recreational activities. http://www.mtshastachamber.com/recmisc.html

Mt. Shasta Chamber Home Visitor's Bureau Information Recreation Bicycling, Birding, Ballooning and More How to Get Here Where to Stay Where to Dine Things to do ... Horse Back Riding Bicycling We offer some of the most picturesque, diverse and uncrowded bicycle riding opportunities in the Western United States. There are numerous options for both road and mountain bike riders, including loops, out and back rides and point-to-point rides of any length and level of difficulty. For wild and scenic river enthusiasts, there are spectacular unpaved route to Lower, Middle and Upper McCloud Falls is perfect for waterfall lovers. Paved routes to Kangaroo, Gumboot and Castle Lakes offer great rides to a few of Siskiyou County's glacially-carved alpine lakes. Mountain bikers will enjoy the ride to Cliff Lake. Volcanic area enthusiasts will enjoy gentle to moderate mountain bike rides in the Medicine Lake Highlands east of McCloud, and Lava Beds National Monument south of Tulelake. Features include lava tubes, glass (obsidian) mountains, pumice and cinder cones, and craters and calderas. You can even spend the night in Little Mt. Hoffman Lookout Tower (by reservation only). Shops: Full service dealer - repair and rental House of Ski and Board The Fifth Season Bird Watching The rich diversity of vegetation, geology, and climate in far northern California make this area a haven for hundreds of bird species. The Klamath Refuges in eastern Siskiyou County are home to the largest concentration of Bald Eagle in the lower 48 states. Wetlands abound with waterfowl migrating on the Pacific Flyway during the spring and fall. The free-flowing section of the Klamath River are especially rich in year-round wildlife. Siskiyou County offers excellent birding opportunities for the casual wildlife watcher as well as avid birders.

79. Outdoor Resources Online : Biking : Local Guides bike ohio General resources for cycling. Maps, links to other local organazations Outdoor British Columbia recreational activities - Your One Stop http://www.outdoor-resources.com/Biking/biking.php?SubCat=Local Guides

80. RECREATION GROUP SAYS NO TO PROPOSED NOR CAL TRAIL CLOSURE - Land Use Issues At trail that would be closed to dirt and mountain bikes if Thompson’s Mad The BlueRibbon Coalition is a national nonprofit recreation group that http://www.off-road.com/land/nor_cal_trail_closure.html

ORC Home ATV Dirt Bike Jeep ... Rock Crawling Archives Back Issues Editorials Petitions Actions (By State) ORC Columns Davey Desert Tortoise Enviro Policy Enviro Lies Discussion Mail List Bulletin Board Links OHV GAG Government Other RECREATION GROUP SAYS NO TO PROPOSED NOR CAL TRAIL CLOSURE BLUERIBBON COALITION, INC. Contact: Don Amador Phone: 925.625.6287 Email: brdon@sharetrails.org Date: October 27, 2003 EUREKA, CA (Oct. 25) Representatives from the BlueRibbon Coalition, a national recreation group, and the Eureka-based Far West Motorcycle Club toured a potential trail closure proposed by Congressman Mike Thompson(D-Napa) in his version of Senator Barbara Boxer’s (D-CA) 2.7 million acre Wilderness plan. The Bug Creek Trail (4E26) is just one of hundreds of legal motorcycle and mountain-bike trails that would be closed state-wide if Boxer’s legislation is signed into law. The Bug Creek Trail is in a semi-primitive motorized zone located on the Six Rivers National Forest. It is a highly prized and challenging single-track trail that would be closed to dirt and mountain bikes if Thompson’s Mad River Buttes Wilderness proposal, a segment of the California Wild Heritage Wilderness Act of 2003, is enacted. Recently, the BlueRibbon Coalition hired a Washington D.C lobbyist to help the organization generate support for its Back Country Initiative in the U.S. Congress. The Back Country plan would require the Forest Service to actively manage its timberlands to preserve and protect this nation’s resources.

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