Another state park considers banning motorized boats one day a week
The goal of going "wakeless" is so that "non-motorized boaters can feel a bit safer out in the open water,” the park manager said.
Source: greeleytribune.com
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The goal of going "wakeless" is so that "non-motorized boaters can feel a bit safer out in the open water,” the park manager said.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is considering closing the boat ramp iat Paonia State Park once a week to motorized vessels in future summers, something it has also done at Highline State Park. Wakeless days are popular there.
Highline Lake State Park and Colorado Mesa University were filled with individuals looking to pick up the sport of hunting in the future, taking the first step in that goal.