Local businessman goes riding with Governor Huntsman

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Alan Peterson, a local multiple lands use advocate was invited to go riding dirt bikes with Governor Huntsman ( the Governor is a long time dirt bike enthusiast and has actually raced at Price Motocross track). Alan was specifically asked by the Governor because of his involvement with motorized access issues to accompany him on a ride with a group called "Ride with Respect" This group is based in Moab, Utah and advocates the responsible use of our public lands by motorized as well as non motorized users. Ride with Respect was showcasing to the Governor a trail system built on State Sovereign Lands near Moab.

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