I strongly support the roadless area rule. I have been recreating in the GW/Jefferson National Forest in Virginia my entire life. I currently live in the Shenandoah Valley and frequent the trails on Shenandoah Mountain which includes the largest roadless area east of the Mississippi! I LOVE Shenandoah Mountain - it is one of the major attractions for outdoor recreation enthusiasts in this area. The trails are unmatched for hiking and biking, and the Roadless Rule is a big part of what has kept the area pristine for the last few decades. My 2 boys grew up wandering around the ridges and creeks of the GW, and I hope the Roadless Rule is sustained so that their children can enjoy the same wild and beautiful spots. Further, I love the idea of the Shenandoah Mountain National Scenic Area and my hope is that it will be enacted soon.