#Back to the future fire trail series

Connects to Hidden Springs Community to the south. Dirt two track with steep climbs and descents. Single track that can be ridden up and down. Fisher Lane (Broken Horn Trail) : -В 2.4 miles.

Gravel road with access to Hidden Springs neighborhood. Future plans to add single track south of the road. Twisty single track on the South side of Spring Valley Creek. Best looped with Baunseye & Fischer/Broken Horn Trails. Steep climbs and descents with great views. *** Down hill mountain bike traffic only*** Black Diamond - currently slated to open in the fall of 2018. Pick Your Poison : - 1.0 miles (under construction). Connect with Bovine and Willow up to Sheep Rock for a long loop. Several technical sections with rocks and a steep creek crossing. Narrow and technically challenging single track. Great loop with views close to neighborhood. Easy fun single track connecting Shooting Range with Spring Valley Creek. A great way to access Shooting Range after Spring Valley Creek. Several short and challenging rock sections. A great out & back ride or loop through Sheep Rock and back to Spring Valley Creek. Several, short, challenging rock sections, bridges, and a tough finishing climb. This plan provides guidelines for how the Avimor homeowners, the HOA, and the Avimor Conservation Director can reduce the potential risk of wildfire and improve the health and stability of the surrounding vegetation and wildlife.

#Back to the future fire trail series

Avimor has also held a series of meetings with both the Eagle Fire Department and the Bureau of Land Management to develop effective strategies to prevent wildfires around the community.ДЄs part of the Firewise development requirements, Avimor developed a Fire and Vegetation Management Plan. Proactive work such as this will continue to grow on a yearly basis. To date, Avimor has mowed and applied herbicide on approximately 92 acres of natural open space to reduce the amount and continuity of fuels within, and adjacent to, the community. This program is a multi-agency effort designed to reach beyond the local fire service provided by the Eagle Fire Department and the Bureau of Land Management. See Robert at the Avimor office for a guided tour of this area.ДЄvimor has been designated as a Firewise community in accordance with the national Firewise Communities program. The lower portion is marshy and the upper section is craggy with hackberry trees. On the west side of Hwy 55, across from the construction trailer, is a private access area, but has been a great location for rare birds including a Rusty Blackbird, nesting Long-eared Owls, and a regular spot for Gray Partridge. Look for Sage Thrashers and Eastern Kingbirds in Spring and Summer. The drive along Pearl Road from the top of Horseshoe Bend summit all the way to the historic site of the mining town of Pearl, then to Willow Creek Rd is both scenic and birdy. The trees around the ponds are often decorated with several kinds of birds. The pond attracts ducks, geese, herons, kingfishers, swallows, and nighthawks. Once you get into the steep rocky areas be on the lookout for Canyon and Rock Wrens, maybe even Chukar. There is great birding along the whole trail. One of Avimor's most scenic and enjoyable hikes.

Twisted Spring & Spring Valley Creek Trails.

The bushes around the pond are great places to find a huge variety of songbirds. The cottonwood stand north of the pond regularly hosts nesting Red-tailed Hawks. In spring, this shallow pond is a favorite of ducks and shorebirds. Paved walkways here make for easy access as you make your way around the park enjoying the variety of plant life playing host to the diversity of bird life. Heritage Park is surrounded by riparian area on all sides. Perfect for viewing and photographing birds. Along the east bank is a paved trail which provides easy access to great elevated views over the trees and shrubs along the creek. Running parallel to Highway 55 is Spring Valley Creek. Read more about Wildlife Wonderland at Avimor Please contact us with any questions, comments, or concerns. We hope you find this information useful. Firewise is a national program that involves homeowners, community leaders, planners, developers, and others in the effort to protect people, property, and natural resources from the risk of wildland fire - before a fire starts.