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Please consider a tax-deductible donation to SUTA for 2013.
You can either donate using PAYPAL or send your donations to: SUTA, PO BOX 901, Jacksonville OR 97530
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- Applegate Trails Association
- Ashland Woodlands & Trails Association (AWTA)
- Bureau of Land Management – Sterling Mine Ditch Trail
- Jacksonville Woodlands Association (JWA)
- Oregon Equestrian Trails
- Rogue Valley Equestrian Trails Association (RVET)
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- Southern Oregon Historical Society
- Southern Oregon Website Guide
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damage on sections of the Sterling Mine Ditch Trail are floating in – such as in the wooded areas off of Armstrong Gulch. Please do not ride on the SMD until the wooded areas have dried out. The soft soils along the ditch are easily damaged by horse hoofs making the trail hazardous for anyone on foot. While all of us horse back riders would love to be out there using these trails, if a few use the Sterling Mine Ditch Trail and cause damage we will soon see the trail closed to all horse traffic for much or even all of the year.





