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Projects
Highlights from a few projects in 2021
Thanks to the generosity of contributing Roundup Riders, the Heritage and Trails Foundation has been able to make some important and significant grants for trail work and improvement projects around Colorado. The foundation receives funding requests from many organizations and many U. S. Forest Districts
CTF Lime Creek blocked tree before & after
CTF Lime Creek project 2 before & after
CTF Lime Creek blocked tree before & after
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Colorado Trail Foundation
Lime Creek area along Colorado Trail
Colorado Mountain Club
Installing Drain, Papoose Train in Blanco Ranger District
CMC Installing Drain - Blanco District - Papoose Trail
CMC Installing Drain - Blanco District - Papoose Trail
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VFOC Flat Tops 2021
VFOC Picket Wire 2021
VFOC Flat Tops 2021
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Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado
Flat Tops Area & Picket Wire Trail
Wildlands Restoration Volunteers
Darling Creek Training, Trail Restoration Work at the Cameron Peak Fire area.
WRV Cameron Peak Fire Rejuvenation
WRV Darling Creek Training
WRV Cameron Peak Trail Restoration 2021
WRV Cameron Peak Fire Rejuvenation
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CDTC The Continental Divide Trail Coalition's Field Instructors host a training at Green R
CDTC The Continental Divide Trail Coalition's Field Instructors host a training at Green R
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Continental Divide Trail Coalition
The Continental Divide Trail Coalition's Field Instructors host a training at Green River Lakes outside Pinedale, WY.
Colorado Youth Corps
A southwest conservation corps crew works to construct 370 feet of new equestrian trail in the Chris Park Trail system near Durango. Subsurface timbers were installed by a Mile High Youth Corps crew to stabilize erosion on the Scotsman Trail Loop in Garden of the Gods Park.
CYC A Southwest Conservation Corps Crew works to construct 370 feet of new equestrian trai
CYC Subsurface timbers were installed by a Mile High Youth Corps crew to stabilize erosion
CYC A Southwest Conservation Corps Crew works to construct 370 feet of new equestrian trai
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None of this work would be possible without the significant and generous support from Roundup Riders. Your dedication to the Heritage and Trails Foundation is having a profound and lasting impact on our state, the public trails that benefit Coloradans and tourists alike, and, perhaps most important, the development of our youth. The Heritage and Trails Foundation Board thanks you!
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