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Visitors urged to stay off muddy and wet roads, trails in White River National Forest - Vimarsana News

Visitors urged to stay off muddy and wet roads, trails in White River National Forest

Summer travel season begins Tuesday, May 21, which means new travel guidelines in the White River National Forest. Roads and trails will reopen, but some may remain unpassable despite having opened, a Tuesday news release...

Visitors urged to stay off muddy and wet roads, trails in White River National Forest - Vimarsana News

Visitors urged to stay off muddy and wet roads, trails in White River National Forest

Summer travel season begins Tuesday, May 21, which means new travel guidelines in the White River National Forest. Roads and trails will reopen, but some may remain unpassable despite having opened, a Tuesday news release...

Local news in brief, May 21 - Vimarsana News

Local news in brief, May 21

Coroner reports 2 deaths by drowning in Garfield County

Here's how officials want to manage visitation in the busiest area of Colorado's most popular national forest — Summit County - Vimarsana News

Here's how officials want to manage visitation in the busiest area of Colorado's most popular national forest — Summit County

If Summit County were its own national forest, it would be the most visited one in the country.  That’s how Dillon Ranger District Recreation Program Manager Sam Massman put it during an April 23 Summit...

USFS playing catchup at Summit's over-loved trailheads - Vimarsana News

USFS playing catchup at Summit's over-loved trailheads

Summit County is the hottest destination in the nation's busiest forest. In five years, from 2017 to 2022, visits to the Dillon Ranger District soared from 12.5 million people annually to nearly 19 million people annually, according to the most recent U.S. Forest Service survey. And ski resorts are not to blame. “If you think