Help shape the future of the Grandstaff Trail system. The Glenwood Springs Parks and Recreation Commission is seeking community input as it discusses whether to recommend downhill-only mountain bike use to improve safety for both […]
Roaring Fork Outdoor Coalition’s public survey is now live! This 15 minute survey is an opportunity to help identify regional conservation and recreation priorities – which includes many bike trails in and around the Roaring […]
The City of Aspen's Parks & Open Space has opened a public survey to collect feedback on a Draft of the Marolt Open Space Management Plan Update. Plenty of information to page through if you use or ride through this park-like area located near the entrance to Aspen.
RFMBA is recommending that mountain bikers support the vision of the Carbondale to Crested Butte Trail by participating in a Survey that will result in preferred trail alignments in the Crystal River Valley.
Public feedback to aid in creation of a Concept Trails Plan for the Glenwood Springs area is requested from riders, and other soft surface trail users. Check out this example Concept Trails Plan from Pocahontas State Park in Virginia!
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Ute Land Acknowledgement
Many of the trails in the Roaring Fork Valley and beyond exist within the ancestral territory of the Uncompahgre Tribe of the Ute Nation or Nuche. We honor the inherent stewardship that native people have for the land, waters, and air in which all trail users continue to have the privilege to revel in. We strive to learn from the Ute tradition of living in harmony with the environment, and take action to sustain it for generations to come.
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