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Overnight fee, reservations on hold until 2023 for Four Pass Loop, other popular destinations - Vimarsana News

Overnight fee, reservations on hold until 2023 for Four Pass Loop, other popular destinations

The U.S. Forest Service will delay implementation of a fee and reservation system for overnight visits to parts of the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness until summer 2023.

Overnight fee, reservations on hold until 2023 for Four Pass Loop, other popular destinations - Vimarsana News

Overnight fee, reservations on hold until 2023 for Four Pass Loop, other popular destinations

The U.S. Forest Service will delay implementation of a fee and reservation system for overnight visits to parts of the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness until summer 2023.

Garbage, waste and illegal fires a constant problem in Aspen-area wilderness - Vimarsana News

Garbage, waste and illegal fires a constant problem in Aspen-area wilderness

Wilderness rangers reported fewer incidents in 2021 than 2020 in the Aspen area, but they still had to deal with lots of garbage, human waste and illegal campfires.

Garbage, waste and illegal fires a constant problem in Aspen-area wilderness - Vimarsana News

Garbage, waste and illegal fires a constant problem in Aspen-area wilderness

Wilderness rangers reported fewer incidents in 2021 than 2020 in the Aspen area, but they still had to deal with lots of garbage, human waste and illegal campfires.

Next few months will make or break plans for reservation, fee in Maroon Bells wilderness - Vimarsana News

Next few months will make or break plans for reservation, fee in Maroon Bells wilderness

The Aspen-Sopris Ranger District of the U.S. Forest is working toward establishing a reservation and fee system for overnight visits to popular parts of the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness. Implementation will depend on results of a review by a regional board and the agency’s Washington, D.C. headquarters.