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 BlueRibbon
Coalition promotes responsible use of public land for the
benefit of all recreationist. BRC is working hard to keep public
lands open and you can make a difference by joining. The
organization promotes balanced resource conservation. BRC is
recognized by the general public, media and elected officials as
a leader in promoting common sense and an equitable approach to
recreation and access issues. BRC campaigns to replace "user
conflict " with "user cooperation" by educating everyone to
share
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 Colorado
Off Highway Vehicle Coalition (COHVCO)is a non-profit volunteer organization which represents, assists, educates and empowers OHV recreationists in protecting motorized recreation in Colorado. COHVCO is an environmental organization that advocates and promotes the responsible use and conservation of our public lands and natural resources to preserve their aesthetic and recreational qualities for future generations. |
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 National
Off Highway Vehicle Conservation Council (NOHVCC)The National Off-Highway Vehicle Conservation Council is a publicly supported, non-profit foundation organized for the sole purpose of developing and providing a wide spectrum of programs, materials and information, or “tools”, to individuals, clubs, associations and agencies in order to further a positive future for responsible OHV recreation. http://www.nohvcc.org/ |
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 Tread
Lightly! is dedicated to protect public and private lands
through education and stewardship. Emphasis is placed on
responsible use of off-highway vehicles, other forms of
backcountry travel and low impact principles applicable to all
recreation activities. Federal Partners include the National
Park Service, Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, Bureau
of Reclamation, and Army Corps of Engineers. |
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 American
Trails is a national, nonprofit organization working on
behalf of ALL trail interests. American Trails' members want to
create and protect America's network of interconnected trails.
They support local, regional, and long-distance trails and
greenways, whether in backcountry, rural, or urban areas. Their
goal is to support America's trails by finding common ground and
promoting cooperation among all trail interests. |
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 USA-ALL
Utah Shared Access Alliance defends equality of shared access,
educates the public, and empowers user groups while conserving
our public lands for the benefit of all. They help educate
legislators and aid their efforts to craft responsible
legislation that does not violate the rights of motorized and
mechanized recreationists. They educate the recreating public to
help them understand and participate in the complicated land
management planning process. They counter the unfair influence
of the Wilderness Advocacy Groups (WAGS) within public land
managing agencies. |
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 Advocates
for Access to Public Lands There are some things you just
cannot put a price on; the annual family camping trip to that
remote spot at the end of the forest road, mountain biking with
your friends in the backcountry, trail bike riding on primitive
forest trails, fishing with your child at your dad’s favorite
spot, 4x4ing up that old logging road to your secret hunting
camp. Of course the key to enjoying all these special times is
access to your public lands. Wouldn’t it be great if there was a
way to ensure your grandchildren are able to enjoy all the same
special places? There is a way & it is called the Semi-Primitive
Back Country Recreation Designation. It will preserve access to
Public Lands for Future Generations. Visit the web site and use
the “Take Action” page and “Tools” page to see how you can help
protect your right to access to public lands. |
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Rails to Trails is creating a nationwide network of
trails from former rail lines and connecting corridors to build
healthier places for healthier people.
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| Government Organizations: | |
| BLM Colorado | |
| BLM Uncompahgre Field Office | |
 Colorado
State Parks is the administer for the OHV and Snowmobile
Fund. The funds are obtained from vehicle registration and are
used to help develop, maintain and keep trails open. Go to the
following web site for Colorado OHV registration. |
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| Colorado OHV Registration | |
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Forest Service: Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre & Gunnison National Forests |
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| San Miguel County, Colorado | |
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Uncompahgre National Forest & San Miguel County 2005 Recreation Survey Ophir, Black Bear & Imogene Pass Roads |
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| Colorado 500 | |
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Juan Trail RidersP.O. Box 1118 Durango, Colorado 81301 phone: (970)259-1077 |
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Telluride Air Force Telluride, Colorado Parasailing and Hang-gliding Club |
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Mountain WheelersP.O. Box 203 Delta, CO 81416 |
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| Western Slope
ATV Association P.O. Box 4283 Grand Junction, CO 81502 |
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 Stewards of the Sequoia |
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| Motorcycle Trail Riding Association Grand Junction & Montrose, Colorado P.O. Box 3204 Grand Junction, CO 81502 (970) 242-3716 |
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| Ridgway Light Industrial LLC Telluride, Colorado |
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 Rocky
Mountain Enduro Circuit (RMEC), Coloradopromotes the sport of enduro riding in the Rocky Mountain area through organized regional competition and works with other Rocky Mountain cycling organizations in the resolution of legislative and environmental problems which would inhibit the sport of off road motorcycling. |
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CERA California Enduro Riders Association & Conservation Planning Coalition Fremont, CA |
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Motorcycle Trail Riding Association of Grand Junction
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 Motorcycle Trail Riding Association of Grand Junction Responsible Trail Bike Recreation Pan Pacific Services We Offer Professional Services To The Off Road Community That Will Save Our Present Trail Systems. Since 1982, we have put thousands of miles of legally defendable, environmentally sustainable motorized trail on the ground, open today for you to ride. The list of our successes is constantly changing; here we list some: Gambonini Ranch, California, Cow Mountain, BLM California, Knoxville, BLM California, Upper Lake Ranger District, Mendocino National Forest, Santa Lucia Ranger District, Los Padres National Forest, California Back Country Discovery Trail, Miliken Valley, BLM Oregon, Hatfield-McCoy Recreation Area, West Virginia, Pima & Dynamite, Arizona, Silver City, BLM Idaho, Emmett, BLM Idaho, Applegate Ranger District, Rogue River National Forest, Rabbit Valley, BLM Colorado, North Fruita Desert, BLM Colorado, Bangs Canyon, BLM Colorado, Sandia Ranger District, Cibola National Forest, New Mexico |
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San
Juan Trail Riders Durango and Telluride, Colorado |
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San Juan
Sledders Snowmobile enthusiasts dedicated to the preservation of public use of public land for all to use and share. This group provides Snowmobile Trail Maps to local shops, and has a Snow Cat that grooms trail for local snowmobilers. |
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| Mt. Sopris Recreational Riders Inc. Aspen, Colorado PO Box 1035 Carbondale CO, 81623 Randy Parsons: randyp@crimsonwireless.com |
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Western Slope 4Wheelers Montrose, Colorado |
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The Colorado Trails
Preservation Alliance 
Young
Guns RealtyPhone: 970.708.0644 | Email: info@papatelluride.org
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