deadhead
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- Fond du Lac, Wisconsin
Things are starting to come together for this exciting Off-Road venue in the Badger State.
In case you're not familiar with the Wisconsin Off-Road Vehicle Park, Incorporated (WORVPI) was established in response to the Natural Resource Board mandate (July 2006) for the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to begin research establishing at least one Motorized Recreation Area (MRA) here in the Badger State.
WORVPI is dedicated to providing economic development through a recreational venue which educates and encourages the principles of safe and responsible motorized recreation. With their sites set on exceeding the expectations of motorized trail enthusiasts and their families, WORVPI is pursuing development of a 10,000 acre OHV Park (MRA) in Northern Wisconsin (Forest County).
Operating as a non-profit corporation, the OHV Park will stimulate economic activity throughout Wisconsin and become a national destination for family vacations. The Park will provide off-road enthusiasts an opportunity to ride and extensive trail system ranging in challenges ranging from mild-to-wild. The Park will be designed to exceed the expectations of children, as well as the seasoned off-road veteran. Rocks, hills, mud…the Park will have everything the motorized recreationist is looking for in a family vacation destination.
Last year (2012), WORVPI contracted with the North Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission (NCWRPC) and the Creative Enterprise Center (CEC) at Ripon College to draft a Feasibility Report and Business Plan (respectively). The Business Plan is completed and has been delivered. The Feasibility Report (which will rank a list of potential environmentally responsible locations within Forest County) is expected to be delivered within the next couple of weeks.
These two vital first steps lay the foundation which will help assure the success of this project. If you'd like to learn more (and maybe even help support the project) visit their web site at www.WORVPI.org, or www.facebook.com/WORVPI, or www.twitter.com/WORVPI. Also, consider attending WORVPI's 2nd Annual Membership Meeting at the Potawatomi Carter Casino & Hotel on May 18th!
In case you're not familiar with the Wisconsin Off-Road Vehicle Park, Incorporated (WORVPI) was established in response to the Natural Resource Board mandate (July 2006) for the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to begin research establishing at least one Motorized Recreation Area (MRA) here in the Badger State.
WORVPI is dedicated to providing economic development through a recreational venue which educates and encourages the principles of safe and responsible motorized recreation. With their sites set on exceeding the expectations of motorized trail enthusiasts and their families, WORVPI is pursuing development of a 10,000 acre OHV Park (MRA) in Northern Wisconsin (Forest County).
Operating as a non-profit corporation, the OHV Park will stimulate economic activity throughout Wisconsin and become a national destination for family vacations. The Park will provide off-road enthusiasts an opportunity to ride and extensive trail system ranging in challenges ranging from mild-to-wild. The Park will be designed to exceed the expectations of children, as well as the seasoned off-road veteran. Rocks, hills, mud…the Park will have everything the motorized recreationist is looking for in a family vacation destination.
Last year (2012), WORVPI contracted with the North Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission (NCWRPC) and the Creative Enterprise Center (CEC) at Ripon College to draft a Feasibility Report and Business Plan (respectively). The Business Plan is completed and has been delivered. The Feasibility Report (which will rank a list of potential environmentally responsible locations within Forest County) is expected to be delivered within the next couple of weeks.
These two vital first steps lay the foundation which will help assure the success of this project. If you'd like to learn more (and maybe even help support the project) visit their web site at www.WORVPI.org, or www.facebook.com/WORVPI, or www.twitter.com/WORVPI. Also, consider attending WORVPI's 2nd Annual Membership Meeting at the Potawatomi Carter Casino & Hotel on May 18th!
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