New Trailhead Kiosk on the Kane Creek Safari Route
During Easter Jeep Safari, Tread Lightly, the Bronco Wild Fund and the BLM installed a steel kiosk with a route map, responsible OHV tips and current regulations at the Kane Creek Safari Route trailhead.
Here is a nice bit of trail news. Tread Lightly reports that on April 1, during Easter Jeep Safari, it partnered with the Bronco Wild Fund and the BLM on a stewardship project in Kane Creek Canyon.
What they built
- The team met at the Moab Skyway Day Use Area and headed out through Kane Creek Canyon in the rain
- After a BLM safety briefing, they installed a durable steel kiosk and updated signs at the Kane Creek Safari Route trailhead
- The new display includes a detailed route map, responsible OHV recreation tips and current regulations
Tread Lightly says the project improves visitor education and helps protect natural and cultural resources along one of the area's most heavily traveled routes. It also thanked Red Rock 4 Wheelers and the volunteers who helped.
Our take
A good map and clear rules at the trailhead save a lot of wrong turns, and wrong turns are how new tracks get made where they shouldn't. Next time you roll out on Kane Creek, take a minute at the kiosk. And if you ever want to give back, stewardship projects like this one are a great way to do it.
