11 AAC 20.935. Snow vehicles

If the director finds that the snow depth is adequate to protect underlying vegetation, the director shall post the following state recreation areas and sites as open to the use of snow vehicles:

(1) Big Lake North and South State Recreation Sites;

(2) Blueberry Lake State Recreation Site;

(3) Bonnie Lake State Recreation Site;

(4) Chena River State Recreation Site;

(5) Harding Lake State Recreation Area;

(6) Kepler-Bradley State Recreation Area;

(7) Lower Chatanika State Recreation Area;

(8) Worthington Glacier State Recreation Site;

(9) Blair Lake State Recreation Area; and

(10) Tokositna State Recreation Area.

(11) Lake Aleknagik State Recreation Site;

(12) Birch Lake State Recreation Site;

(13) Fielding Lake State Recreation Area;

(14) Lake Louise State Recreation Area;

(15) Clam Gulch State Recreation Area;

(16) Johnson Lake State Recreation Area.

History: Eff. 5/18/97, Register 142; am 7/1/98, Register 146; am 4/20/2002, Register 162

Authority: AS 41.21.020

AS 41.21.040

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