Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge alternative transportation study

2010Study: August 2009-August 2010PDFResearch PaperDOT VNTSC FWS-10-03DTFH68-09-E-00104National parksTransportation planningPedestrian areasTrailsPedestrian mallsBikewaysBicycle lanesWayfindingWildlife refugeAlternative transportationTransportationBicyclePedestrianTrailsOklahomaUnited States. Federal Highway AdministrationMejias, LuisBurger, CharlottePlosky, EricJohn A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center (U.S.)U.S. Fish and Wildlife ServiceNTL-PLANNING AND POLICY-Access ManagementNTL-PLANNING AND POLICY-PLANNING AND POLICYAGR-PUBLIC AND TRIBAL LANDS-PUBLIC AND TRIBAL LANDSVolpe National Transportation Systems Center, Technical Reference Center;Federal Highway AdministrationThis report provides an assessment of historic and current visitation, infrastructure, and transportation conditions at the WichitaMountains Wildlife Refuge and surrounding areas in southwest Oklahoma. The study defines transportation-related goals for therefuge, current issues, and identifies ten potential solutions that focus on alternative transportation, including pedestrian, bicycle,wayfinding and information, and transit. The analysis supports the development of the Wichita Mountains ComprehensiveConservation Plan