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Canadian Recreational Horse and Rider Association - Member Survey - Access Issues
The CRHRA is asking recreational horse riders about current conditions regarding trailering horses, trailhead parking and road safety impacts.
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Email
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Your email
Name
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Your answer
Are you a user of trails on public land?
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Yes
No
Are the trails you use traditionally been for horses?
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No
Maybe
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Are the trails and riding horses on them protected in some way?
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Master Plan
Recreational Policy
Forest Management Plan
Traditional Use
Brand Agreement such as Trans Canada Trail that has horses as a use on their trail
Other
Other:
Did you purchase your ranch or farm near a trail - (within 5 km) so there was "no trailer" access to recreational horse riding?
Yes
No
Maybe
Other
Other:
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Do you trailer your horse to trail ride?
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Yes
No
Maybe
What trails do you regularly use?
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Name of Trail
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Option 3
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Option 6
Option 7
Other:
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Do the trails you use provide reasonable access to parking at the trailhead?
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Yes
No
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If the trail does not provide reasonable access what are the parking problems you are experiencing? Check all that apply.
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No parking
No parking for pick up truck and trailer
No water
Parking taken up by other users so we are effectively shut out
Worse because of COVID overcrowding
No alternate parking options - a second or third parking lot is needed and we can't seem to get any installed.
Parking trailer and horse on road to unload?
Riding on road to trailhead which is dangerous as there are cars on the road
Other:
Do you have any other comments you would like to make about recreational riding and trailheads?
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