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Forest Service: Prescriptive easements on Crazy Mountain trails ‘likely non-viable’

By Zach Altman | October 5, 2021

A lawsuit over Custer Gallatin National Forest’s handling of disputed trails is nearing resolution, and could have national implications for public access.

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