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Meet the Nonprofit Building Trails On Colorado's Fourteeners - Vimarsana News

Meet the Nonprofit Building Trails On Colorado's Fourteeners

In 1994, only three fourteeners in the state had official trails leading to their apexes. Today, there are sustainable routes on 36 others, thanks to the Colorado Fourteeners Initiative.

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Colorado lawmakers move to protect private landowners and expand recreational access - Vimarsana News

Colorado lawmakers move to protect private landowners and expand recreational access

Colorado lawmakers delivered a bill to Governor Jared Polis on Friday, February 23 that would help shield landowners from lawsuits when people get injured while recreating on private land. Senate

Bill to shield Colorado landowners from lawsuits filed by people who recreate on their land heads to governor's desk | State News - Vimarsana News

Bill to shield Colorado landowners from lawsuits filed by people who recreate on their land heads to governor's desk | State News

Here come the signs.

Bill to shield Colorado landowners from lawsuits filed by people who recreate on their land heads to – The Durango Herald - Vimarsana News

Bill to shield Colorado landowners from lawsuits filed by people who recreate on their land heads to – The Durango Herald

Here come the signs. Colorado lawmakers on Friday sent Gov. Jared Polis a bill that reforms the Colorado Recreational Use Statute to better protect landowners from lawsuits filed by people injured whi...

Bill allowing recreation on private land in Colorado clears first hurdle - Vimarsana News

Bill allowing recreation on private land in Colorado clears first hurdle

A bill, the Crux Act, that would provide a liability shield for private landowners who allow the public to recreate for free on their land, like Colorado's 14ers, cleared its first hurdle in the state legislature on Monday.