Table 7-12: Approved Trails, Allowed Uses, and Restrictions

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1 Draft Revision: April 04 CVMSHCP Public Use and s Management for the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains Table 7-: s, Uses, and s The general geographic extent of recovery regions in the Plan Area is described as follows: Region : San Jacinto Mountains Region : Santa Rosa Mountains north of Highway 74 Region : Santa Rosa Mountains south of Highway 74 through Martinez Canyon Region 4: Santa Rosa Mountains south of Martinez Canyon Closures and restrictions subject to decisions made through the s Plan and requiring changes to local municipal codes where trails or trail segments are under the jurisdiction of Permittees. Closures and restrictions on public lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management require a separate decision by the, the implementation of which would occur in accordance with Title 4 of the Code of Federal Regulations, subsection Current prohibitions, restrictions, and/or allowances of use in accordance with municipal codes or federal regulations requiring no further action. is by other entities, including Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians (),, University of California, and U.S. Forest Service. Decisions regarding the management of trails on lands under these jurisdictions are not subject to the MSHCP, including this section addressing public use and trails management. Table 7-: s, Uses, and s s Alexander East (), Alexander, Andreas Canyon Loop Andreas Canyon North.8 (.7).4 (.5).5 (0.9) 0. () via Page 6

2 Draft Revision: April 04 CVMSHCP Public Use and s Management for the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains s Andreas Canyon South () Araby Art Smith from Art Smith head to Hopalong Cassidy intersection Art Smith from Hopalong Cassidy intersection to Dunn Road Bear Creek Canyon Bear Creek Oasis segment within wilderness Bear Creek Oasis segment outside wilderness Berns Boo Hoff segment within wilderness Univ. Cal.. (.0) 0.5 (). (4) 0.9 (0.56) (9).8 () (0.5) 5.4 (.) (9).4 (.).0 (.).5 (0.9) (9) (8).4 (.5). (.).5 (0.9).6 (.6).8 (.7) via None None None Closed June September 0 Closed June September 0 Closed June September 0 Closed June September 0 Closed June September 0 Closed June - September 0 Closed June September 0 None Page 7

3 Draft Revision: April 04 CVMSHCP Public Use and s Management for the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains s Boo Hoff segment outside wilderness Cactus Spring Carrizo Canyon Cathedral Canyon Clara Burgess () Water Agency Riv. Cnty. Flood Ctrl. Coffman Dead Indian Canyon 6. (.9) (8) 0.9 (0.56).8 (.7). (.9). (.9) (8) <.9 (.).0 (.8). (4).0 (.).5 (.6) (9) via None None Closed January September 0 Closed January September 0 Page 8

4 Draft Revision: April 04 CVMSHCP Public Use and s Management for the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains s () Dry Wash Dunn Road Dunn Road Dutch Charlie Eagle Canyon 6.4 (.) via. (8.). (4) 4.9 (.) 0.9 (0.56) 0.9 (0.56) None.9 (.).0 () Earl Henderson (9) None None.4 (7) None 6 Eagle Canyon does not have a legal access point. Page 9

5 Draft Revision: April 04 CVMSHCP Public Use and s Management for the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains s East Fork Loop () (inside reservation) (outside reservation) East Fork Eisenhower Mountain Loop (access through The Living ) Fern Canyon Gabby Hayes, Garstin Goat s City of Indian Wells The Living.0 ().0 () 0. ().0 (.9) 4. (.6).9 (.). (4) (8).0 (.9) via None None None.0 (.) None None (9) Page 0

6 Draft Revision: April 04 CVMSHCP Public Use and s Management for the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains s () Guadalupe via.7 () None 4.7 (.9) Hahn Buena Vista Herb Jeffries Homestead Hopalong Cassidy north of Gabby Hayes intersection & south of the cross Hopalong Cassidy segment between Gabby Hayes intersection and the cross Indian Potrero,. (.0). (.).0 () (0.5) < 4.5 (.8).9 (.8).9 (.8).6 (.0) 0. ().5 (0.9) (9).7 () 0. () Page

7 Draft Revision: April 04 CVMSHCP Public Use and s Management for the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains s () Jo Pond La Quinta Cove to Lake Cahuilla Magnesia Spring Canyon Martinez Canyon 4WD Route Martinez Canyon Maynard Mine, 4, 4 City of Rancho Mirage.7 () 5. (.). (.4) (8) < (9).0 (.).6 (.) 0. ().0 (). () 7.0 (4.) 4.7 (.9). (.).7 () via None Closed January September 0 None Page

8 Draft Revision: April 04 CVMSHCP Public Use and s Management for the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains s () McManus Mike Schuler Mirage (Bump & Grind), Lower Mirage (Bump & Grind), Upper Murray Canyon Equestrian Murray Canyon Road Murray Canyon Museum Water Agency Springs < (0.5) < (0.5) (0.5) (8) (0.5) (0.5) 0.9 (0.56) 0.5 ().8 (.7) via Closed February April 0 Page

9 Draft Revision: April 04 CVMSHCP Public Use and s Management for the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains s North Lykken Oak Canyon (Live Oak Canyon North) Pacific Crest National Scenic Palm Canyon Picnic Table (),, Springs Springs 0. () 6. (.8) (0.5) 4.0 (.5) (8).9 (8.7).0 (.).8 (.) 7.5 (4.7).5 (0.9).0 () (0.5) via None None None / 7 None None 7 Palm Canyon winds in and out of the recommended wilderness land use zone in accordance with the current and proposed amendment to the land management plan for the San Bernardino National Forest. As determined by the Forest Service, areas zoned as recommended wilderness will be managed to exclude mountain bike use. Page 4

10 Draft Revision: April 04 CVMSHCP Public Use and s Management for the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains s Potrero Canyon Randall Henderson () Shannon.9 (.). (.) 4.0 (.5) via. () None Skyline South Lykken Tahquitz Canyon Thielman Springs Cal. Dept. Parks & Rec. Springs (Sec. ) (Sec. 4) Water Agency.8 (.7) (9) 4. (.5).8 (.7).5 (.5).4 (.5).8 ().8 (.7). (.4) None None None None None Page 5

11 Draft Revision: April 04 CVMSHCP Public Use and s Management for the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains s Vandeventer east of East Fork Loop intersection Vandeventer west of East Fork Loop intersection Vargas Palms () Victor Wash west of Cathedral City Cove from Dunn Road to northern boundary of Section 5, T5S R5E West Fork West Fork North Wild Horse TOTAL (68) (8). (4). (.4) 0.5 ().5 (0.9).0 (.).4 (7).0 (.8) 0.5 ().0 (.8).6 (.).8 (.8).8 () 07 (94) via None None Page 6

Final Recirculated Environmental Impact Report/ Supplemental Final Environmental Impact Statement September 2007 Technical Appendices APPENDIX G

Final Recirculated Environmental Impact Report/ Supplemental Final Environmental Impact Statement September 2007 Technical Appendices APPENDIX G Provided by U.S. Department of the Interior Bureau of Land