Kane County won one?

[Kirk]

http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/news/56043106-78/roads-county-kane-public.html.csp

Waddoups noted, for example, that Upper Mill Creek was used prior to 1976 for "the apparent purposes of gathering firewood, cutting cedar posts, hunting and scouting for deer, gathering pine nuts, and general sightseeing."

This couldn't be Canan Mountain could it?

 

[Don B]

http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/news/56043106-78/roads-county-kane-public.html.csp

Waddoups noted, for example, that Upper Mill Creek was used prior to 1976 for "the apparent purposes of gathering firewood, cutting cedar posts, hunting and scouting for deer, gathering pine nuts, and general sightseeing."

This couldn't be Canan Mountain could it?

No, Canaan Mountain Sawmill Road is in Washington County

 

[jinxspot]

Wow, I LOVE reading quotes like this one below that were posted after the article was published:
brine4brains: "you won round one. more to go. SUWA can and will spend you into the ground."

If you think SUWA is not on the other side of the fence with heaps of money, petitions and general determination to shut down the use of back country UT you are mistaken!!!

As bob marley put it best Stand up for your Rights... thats land use rights!!!

 

[jackjoh]

This is one of the few battles OHV users have won and hopefully not the last. Because of the money that so called tree-huggers have at their disposal these battles will continue forever. Utah already has over 6500 miles of roads that have been closed and we do not need any more closures. Now we need to get behind the push to get Paria Canyon and Canaan Mountain trails reopened.