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Local public lands will look a little better and smell a little better thanks to volunteer opportunities being organized for later this month on Bureau of Land Management lands.
Aspen Times Weekly outdoors columnist Ted Mahon reports on new trails, campsites, and first e-bikes at Fruita’s mountain biking gem at 18 Road.
Visits to our local parks are continuing to grow two years after the pandemic caused a surge in outdoor recreation and it is becoming more and more noticeable.
The Bureau of Land Management is seeking public comments on a proposed expansion of the popular trail system in the 18 Road area north of Fruita, which includes a proposal
On May 22, more than 1,000 cyclists are expected to take on the hills and canyons crossed by gravel roads in the desert between Fruita and Utah, but the effort to get the new event to the starting line has had its own ups and downs. When Morgan Murri, founder of Desert Gravel, the company organizing the event, started planning his Colorado-to-Utah race, called Co2uT, the COVID-19 pandemic was still fresh. He was planning for an October 2020 date and started signing people up on June 1 of last year. âRight as we were trying to develop this buzz and this idea behind it, as weâre getti...