This June, the First Annual Bridgerland Outdoor Coalition Expo combines the efforts of multiple Cache Valley outdoor groups — coordinated to help educate children, adults and families about the outdoors, the common lands we share and the important responsibility we share in protecting nature’s balance. It will be held Friday and Saturday (June 3rd & 4th) at the Stan Laub Indoor Training Facility on Utah State University Campus.
Friday, June 3rd (Kids Day!)
9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Free admission to children under 12 with an adult.
Adults: $5.00
Saturday, June 4th
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Adults: $5.00 Children: $2.00
This group effort begins with a Friday and Saturday exposition complete with product booths, educational seminars, demonstrations, prize drawings and informational displays. The expo culminates Saturday evening with the valley’s largest habitat fundraising banquet ever, with an expected 1,000 attendees. Your participation at this expo is sure to reach a broad clientelle of current and future outdoor enthusiasts. Maximize your promotional dollars with event-centered marketing from a group with a long-term vision for improving the outdoors. We look forward to your participation.
The Expo with Something for Everyone!
| Fishing |
Climbing |
| Hiking |
Hunting |
| Camping |
ATVs |
| Snowmobiling |
RVs |
| Cross Country Skiing |
Boating |
| Mountain Biking |
Birding |
| Cycling |
Dog Training |
| Fitness |
Archery |
| Alpine Skiing |
Scouting |
| Snowshoeing |
Shooting Sports |
Activities for the entire family. More than 10,000 area outdoor enthusiasts expected in attendance.
- More than 200 Indoor Exhibits Showcasing the latest in Outdoor Products and Services
- Demonstrations by Outdoor Professionals
- Seminars by TV celebrity Cee Dub
- Other outdoor seminars by field experts
- Fly Tying
- Fly Casting
- Mountain Biking
- ATV testing & certification
- Door Prizes and Drawings Every Hour
- Outdoor Exhibit Space for Recreational Vehicles
- Affordable booth space with excellent exposure, including local and regional media campaigns
Trout Unlimited
Ducks Unlimited
Pheasants Forever
Mule Deer Foundation
Back Country Horsemen
Utah Wildlife Federation
Youth Wildlife Heritage Fund
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation
National Wild Turkey Federation
Come showcase and sell your products and services.
Call Paula for a complete exhibitor registration packet: (435) 890-1030
Miscellaneous bridgerland outdoor coalition expo
During the past few years state funding for the trails and Pathways Program has been drastically reduced from $950,000 to just $30,000, making it very difficult to develop the trail network infrastructure so important to Utah. We need your help to restore $500,000 in funding for this important program.
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A National Trails Day service project will be hosted by the Utah Conservation Corps on June 4th, 2005 8:30am. Volunteers should meet at Logan’s First Dam Park. Volunteers will complete trail maintenance and other conservation projects. Please bring work pants, hiking boots, water, and gloves. Tools and some refreshments will be provided.
Volunteers can call the Utah Conservation Corps (435-797-0964) for more information.
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A Trail to Connect Downtown to the University
Logan City Council is in the process of approving the construction of a new “dugway” that also includes the design for the Boulevard’s permanent traffic flow changes (click map at right to enlarge). With this road comes the opportunity to create a trail system that will connect historic downtown Logan to Utah State University. The trail will begin at Center Street and 200 East and run alongside the canal, to 400 East (the Crocket Avenue Canal Company has voiced support for the project). Then it will head up the bluff and run along the Boulevard Parkway too 600 East. At this point it will hopefully go through a tunnel under the new Dugway. Otherwise it will cross the Boulevard where pedestrians and cyclists can head up 400 N. to the existing underpass to access USU.
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The Utah Division of Parks and Recreation has verbally approved a Grant to help fund the Blacksmith Fork Trail Construction Project. The 1.7 mile proposed trail has already begun to generate much enthusiasm and anticipation from citizens of Hyrum City as well as other surrounding municipalities throughout Cache Valley. The proposed trail-head intersects with two other existing trails and has the potential for so many diverse activity groups to benefit.
For years, Blacksmith Fork Canyon has provided many Utahans with a number of recreational activities, yet access has been mainly limited to motorized vehicles. The proposed trail will offer a new experience for hikers, cyclists, cross-country skiers, equestrians and others who have not been exposed to its beauty. It should also help to encourage local conservation awareness and has the potential to revitalize the community’s efforts toward other local trail and recreational projects.
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Initiative One will provide funding for trails, parks, open space and water quality.
Local and state funding has always been difficult to acquire for projects that protect our natural resources and open space . This bond will provide funds earmarked for those projects. This money combined with other conservation group funds will have a significant impact on the future of our state. The people who are interested in trails and open space comprise a large enough group to impact this election. First and foremost vote. Secondly vote for Initiative One. Call with questions or if you need supporting signs. Dave rayfield 757-9120
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The Utah Conservation Corps will be partnering with the City of Logan to construct the segment of the Bonneville Shoreline Trail that will be immediately north of Logan Canyon. Volunteers are needed to help UCC crews complete this task the days of June 28-July 1 (Mon-Thur) and July 6-10 (Tue-Sat). Help build a legacy in Cache Valley! For more information or to register to volunteer please call Sean Damitz at (435) 797-0964 ext1.
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Come Celebrate National Trails Day!
This Saturday, June 5, 2004
Registration 8:30-9 am & volunteer work 9-12
Please carpool to the mouth of Green Canyon
1900 N. 2000 E. North Logan
Volunteer to construct new Bonneville Shoreline Trail
Bring work clothes, work gloves & shovel (if you have one)
**trail work, refreshments, kids activities, & prizes**
Sponsored by:
The Utah Conservation Corps
Cache Trails Coalition
US Forest Service
If you have any questions contact Natalie from the Cache Trails Coalition
752-7242 or nataliem@brag.dst.ut.us
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Within the next few weeks we will be breaking ground on the new Blacksmith Fork Canyon Trail. The proposed trailhead will be at the base of the canyon and intersect with a number of other proposed trails, including the Bonneville Shoreline (BST). It will follow the river up the canyon for a number of miles.
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The Logan Ranger District is looking for volunteers to help educate other users in Tread lightly! and Leave No Trace minimum impact recreation techniques. Individuals experienced in motorized, equestrian and mountain bike recreation in the Cache National Forest are encouraged to volunteer.
Training for the Good Will Trail Patrol will be held the same day, May 22nd at 4:00 P.M at the Logan Ranger District. Please contact Lisa Perez at lperez@fs.fed.us or 755-3620 to preregister for the training.
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