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Friends of the Rubicon
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Buy our new Rubicon Trail Sticker.
Support FOTR and the Rubicon at the same time. This sticker is for everyone who has done the Rubicon Trail. |
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CHARTER: Friends of the Rubicon (FOTR) is an informal coalition of groups and individuals dedicated to keeping the Rubicon Trail open and available to all recreationists. We are working with Placer County, El Dorado County, the USFS, private businesses, many organized recreation groups, and other land management agencies to ensure our famed Rubicon Trail remains as one of our crown jewels of motorized and mechanized recreation. |
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JOIN: The FOTR list is run by Del Albright and Scott Johnston. Joining FOTR is a two step process. In order to have a private list, we need some information about you. FOTR is for four-wheel drive and OHV recreationists only. Both steps must be done to get on to the FOTR mailing list. STEP ONE: Send us an email with your name and contact information explaining your interest in the Rubicon Trail and FOTR. STEP TWO: Scott Johnston, Cruzila, will sign you up after you drop us the email above.
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| PURPOSE & DUES: We are not an organization that collects dues or has bylaws, etc.
We are all partners working towards the same goal: to keep the Rubicon open and useable, while mitigating the erosion and water runoff problems from portions of the road. We are also about responsible use of the trail. We don't advocate building new bypasses or using shortcuts around the established trail and existing bypasses. We advocate obeying the rules and the law, as well as trail ethics. We now sit at the table as an official permanent member of the Rubicon Oversight Committee (ROC) that will guide the future of the Rubicon Trail a long with the Rubicon Trail Master Plan. |
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