Colorado Outdoor Recreation director: Efforts paying off for Fremont County State official praises FAR for its work to promote area activities By Carie Canterbury, The Daily Record Luis Benitez, director of
Trail Talk: Colorado Springs residents dubbed ‘ultra-users’ of parks, trails By: Susan Davies, Special to The Gazette We have a new name – “ultra-users.” The Trust for Public Lands recently
Gypsum mulls move into mountain biking realm By Pam Boyd GYPSUM — At the suggestion of its neighboring community, the town of Gypsum is venturing into the mountain biking realm.
Forest Service proposes a “cultural shift” for more access to public lands Agency plans to streamline recreation permit process to encourage next generation to explore public lands By Jason
Obama Designates Two New National Monuments, Protecting 1.65 Million Acres By Coral Davenport, December 28, 2016 Monument Valley, part of the federal land surrounding the Bears Ears Buttes in southeastern
Meet One of America’s Richest (and forward thinking) Mountain Bikers Walmart heir Tom Walton helping turn Northwest Arkansas into riding Mecca By Jason Sumner The NW Arkansas area boasts some
Palisade Plunge Trail Receives $90K Grant By Kalie Greenberg PALISADE, Colo.(KKCO) The creation of a world-class biking trail is moving forward in Palisade. The town has been granted $90,000
BREAKING: President Obama Signs REC Act Into Law The President’s signature represents a major milestone for OIA and our members. By Jessica Wahl This afternoon, President Obama signed the Outdoor REC
Congratulations to the Pikes Peak region for receiving a Grant for the Ring the Peak Trail Project TrailsandOpenSpacesCoalition.org In December of 2016, the Trails and Open Space Coalition received a Great
The Outdoor Industry Is About to Become a Serious Political Force President Obama signed a bill that would finally measure the size of the industry—and lobbyists can’t wait to flex
