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Envision Chaffee County invited the public to its annual Community Rec Update on May 29, featuring a panel discussion with representatives from the U.S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management,

Some confusion about trail etiquette expressed in letters to the editor led The Mail to ask Jon Terbush, executive director of Salida Mountain Trails, questions about who has the right-of-way

The two Earth Day events held in Salida, one at the pool to collect recyclable items from the community and the other at the main trailhead near the F Street

Salida area trails are still feeling the impacts of last week’s snowstorm and trail users are advised to avoid muddy areas to lessen the impact on the trail system.

In between Rise and Shine and Lower Sand Dunes, Salida Mountain Trails is constructing a new route based on a social trail colloquially known as the May-b Trail or the

Following a lengthy public hearing, Salida City Council voted unanimously in favor of the impact review for the Flour Mill Development during their regular meeting Jan. 2.

Dec. 15, 2023 — The Chaffee County Trails System and Conservation Plan (TSCP) is well underway after meeting several major milestones this year.

The Chaffee County Trails System and Conservation Plan Coalition is preparing to hold meetings regarding expanding the trail systems within the county.

Two and a half weeks into the government shutdown, and with a disastrous debt default mere hours away, Speaker of the House John Boehner (R-Ohio) on Wednesday finally reached for his one escape lever. The House on Wednesday is expected to vote on a bipartisan Senate-brokered bill to reopen the government and raise the debt…

The work on the Backside trail, a part of the Salida Mountain Trails system, is now complete, and better than they could have hoped, SMT director Jon Terbush said.