Sorry, environmentalists, that pavement can stay on Utah’s scenic Burr Trail

Judge tosses out lawsuit seeking to remove upgrades to a 7.5-mile stretch of the scenic byway.

Garfield County chip-sealed this 7.50-mile stretch of the Burr Trail within days of getting the BLM's approval.

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