Core Trail News Today

Lining the Yampa River and the Core Trail west of Steamboat Springs, an industrial property used as a storage area for portable toilets and dumpsters is now set to be transformed into a 50-unit residential...

A Steamboat Springs engineering plan to extend the Yampa River Core Trail west to Sleepy Bear Mobile Home Park and to create a tunnel pathway under U.S. Highway 40 to the Overlook Park subdivision received...

Donning a reflective vest and gloves and with a trash bag in hand, Steamboat Springs City Council member Heather Sloop spotted her target tangled deep in the brush just off the Yampa River Core Trail...

The Mad Rabbit Trails Project has certainly generated controversy and passion from across Routt County. We locals love our outdoor recreation and our abundant wildlife, so it is not surprising that we see passionate debate...

On Monday, April 10, community members watched as Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers attempted to reach, rescue and free an exhausted osprey that had become entangled with a lanyard attached to a ski glove. “We...

Gwinnett County Parks and Recreation leaders are asking for the public’s feedback on the development of a trail that will ultimately connect several counties.

Yampa River Botanic Park is getting a new entrance

In the 1990s, a group known as the Yampa Valley Trail Alliance envisioned a trail that would extend along the Yampa River from its headwaters in the Flat Tops Mountains to near the Utah border…

As Steamboat Springs and West Routt County continue to grow, Steamboat Springs City Council has outlined a list of goals on which the city would like to collaborate with the county.

Because the river is classified as impaired, city officials expect that when CDPHE issues a new discharge permit for the city’s wastewater-treatment plant, it will include more-stringent water temperature standards.