06-10-2019, 07:17 PM
One piece of information that is different at Strawberry, is that it is not Public land. Strawberry and Soldier Creek are owned, or at least they were owned, by the Strawberry Water Users. They have a contract with the Forest Service to allow public access, so different rules may apply.
I'm honestly no expert on this, and I don't understand the relationship, however, as I have been told, there are significant differences. For example, you can't use a State Parks or National parks pass to gain access to Strawberry because it does not fall into either category.
Doesn't change the fact that new additional fees stink, but maybe provides additional insight into who is running things. My understanding is that it is a joint effort between DNR and Strawberry Water Users and USFS.
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I'm honestly no expert on this, and I don't understand the relationship, however, as I have been told, there are significant differences. For example, you can't use a State Parks or National parks pass to gain access to Strawberry because it does not fall into either category.
Doesn't change the fact that new additional fees stink, but maybe provides additional insight into who is running things. My understanding is that it is a joint effort between DNR and Strawberry Water Users and USFS.
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