PROJECT B.2 TRAILHEAD DEVELOPMENT Trailhead development will enhance connectivity between Old Fort and surrounding outdoor recreation assets. The Fonta Flora State Trail will connect downtown Old Fort with the Fonta Flora State Trail Trailhead and Park located within the town limits. A connector trail is planned to provide a safe connection between this trailhead and the Curtis Creek Trailhead which will access the USFS Old Fort trail system.
B.2.1 Curtis Creek Trailhead
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CURTIS CREEK TRAILHEAD
The Curtis Creek trailhead is located on US Forest Service lands north of Old Fort on Curtis Creek Road. This trailhead will provide access to Curtis Creek and
Directional Signage
approximately 70 miles of existing and planned trails. ACTION ITEMS: •
Continue to support and work with partners in the planning, development, and construction of the proposed trailhead facilities.
Signage
Existing Parking Repurposed to 4 ADA Parking Spaces
CURTIS CREEK ROAD
Equestrian One Way Only Restroom (10’ x 20’)
Restroom (10’ x 20’)
6 Pull Through (55’ x 18’) and 6 Parallel Equestrian Spaces (20’ x 60’)
B.2.2 Fonta Flora State Trail Trailhead and Park
Bioretention
The Fonta Flora State Trail Trailhead and Park is
All Use Trail
located on the southeastern limits of town adjacent to I-40. This trailhead will provide access to the Fonta Flora State Trail and a variety of park amenities.
Bioretention
All Use Trail Typical Car DO NOT ENTER Sign Bioretention
92 Typical Parking Spaces 4 ADA Spaces
Picnic Area
ACTION ITEMS: •
Archeological Site Boundary
Continue to support and work with partners in the
Hiking Only
87 Typical Parking Spaces
planning, development, and construction of the
Watering Hole
proposed park and trailhead facilities. Hike and Bike
The Curtis Creek Trailhead will serve hikers, mountain bikers, equestrians, and anglers. Key features include picnic facilities, pit toilets, and parking for vehicles and horse trailers.
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DESTINATION MCDOWELL TOURISM MASTER PLAN
