A Summer Vacation in the Sopris National Forest
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Summer Home Sites In accoidance with the liberal Government policy of making the National Forests as attractive as possible to visitors, an act of Congress was passed on March 4, 191 5, authorizing the Secretary of Agriculture to issue permits for summer- home sites for periods not exceeding 30 years. Such permits may now be secm-ed upon application to the Forest Service for a nominal fee of from $10 to $25 per year, depend- ing upon the accessibility of the site and the demand for summer homes.... Lots are usually one acre or less in area and are located in picturesque spots in the mountains where there is an abundance of timber, pure water, and good fishing close at hand.
Desirable localities for summer homes may be found in all parts of the Sopris National Forest. The greatest development of this feature has taken place along the Frying Pan River and its tribu- taries. There are summer resorts and small hotels specializing in tourist trade along the Frying Pan wagon road from Basalt to Nast and unlimited opportunities for the establishment of summer cabins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Summer Home Sites In accoidance with the liberal Government policy of making the National Forests as attractive as possible to visitors, an act of Congress was passed on March 4, 191 5, authorizing the Secretary of Agriculture to issue permits for summer- home sites for periods not exceeding 30 years. Such permits may now be secm-ed upon application to the Forest Service for a nominal fee of from $10 to $25 per year, depend- ing upon the accessibility of the site and the demand for summer homes.... Lots are usually one acre or less in area and are located in picturesque spots in the mountains where there is an abundance of timber, pure water, and good fishing close at hand.
Desirable localities for summer homes may be found in all parts of the Sopris National Forest. The greatest development of this feature has taken place along the Frying Pan River and its tribu- taries. There are summer resorts and small hotels specializing in tourist trade along the Frying Pan wagon road from Basalt to Nast and unlimited opportunities for the establishment of summer cabins.
What to read after A Summer Vacation in the Sopris National Forest?
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