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MUD SEASON IS HERE…The Grafton Land Trust welcomes you to use our many beautiful trails. We are pleased that you are able to enjoy hiking, mountain biking and horseback riding on our properties, town-owned land, and Conservation Restricted properties. Now, with the spring here, the soft ground and rain are the perfect combination for MUD. Because of this, we ask that you please refrain from riding, or even walking on muddy sections of the trails. The erosion caused by trail traffic during the mud season causes irreparable damage, creating ruts and permanently exposing rocks and roots. Mud season is here so please be patient and responsible and allow the trails to dry and harden before using them. It’s a short time to wait for the benefits of keeping the trails in optimum condition. Read this great article about protecting the trails - Just Say "No" to Mud. It all comes down to this: frozen is good, hardpack is good ... but mud is bad. Although mud season generally extends from mid March through mid April, we ask that you please be aware of, and make every effort to avoid muddy areas whenever they exist. We are confident that with your cooperation, the trails will remain in great condition for your use for years to come. The Grafton Land Trust thanks you! Some GLT properties have been posted with temporary Mud Season Notice signs that close specific trail sections. Please honor these requests. We'll reopen the trails as soon as possible. Please visit this website
for timely updates on trail
conditions,
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