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New name, new focus for Ace 4 Safe Trails

7/4/2024

 
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Formerly Action Coalition for Equestrians, our new group is larger in scope; advocating safe trails for all users -- equestrians, hikers and cyclists. 

People have recognized the ACE (Action Coalition for Equestrians) name for the past 20 years, and have long associated ACE with its work dedicated to the preservation and growth of equestrian trails in the Sierra Foothills. Celebrating our 20th anniversary, we now enter our 21st year with a new name:
“Ace 4 Safe Trails”

People have recognized the ACE (Action Coalition for Equestrians) name for the past 20 years, and have long associated ACE with its work dedicated to the preservation and growth of equestrian trails in the Sierra Foothills. This year we are coming back with a revised name, renewed energy, and a modified purpose!
Celebrating our 20th anniversary, we now enter our 21st year with a new name: “Ace 4 Safe Trails”
Our new name reflects our new purpose to serve a variety of trail users and our new focus on trail user safety. Ace 4 Safe Trails now serves many more trail users, including hikers, seniors, equestrians, bird watchers, nature lovers, families with children, joggers, scouting groups, the disabled, and any others who enjoy being outdoors and using trails.
One of our primary functions is to represent the many California State Park trail users who enjoy the simple peaceful pleasure of wandering down a trail, relaxing, de-stressing and enjoying nature. Among our objectives is to serve as an advocate for trail users, to raise California State Park’s awareness of trail safety issues and user safety concerns, and to work with State Parks to ensure they provide safe trails for all park visitors.

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