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This years project consists of the construction of several structures in order to complete approximately 5 miles of new motorized trail (Tim’s Trail) in the Upper Beaver Creek area of the Sulphur Ranger District. This is a continuation of last year’s project which completed approximately 2.5 miles of Tim’s Trail. This year’s project will complete the remaining 2.5 miles of trail and allow public use of the entire 5 miles of the trail.

The Denver Outlaws Lacrosse team and Stay The Trail will be hosting a Spring Kickoff Party on Sunday, May 2nd at Invesco Field. This is a fundraiser aimed at helping us continue our outreach efforts throughout the state of Colorado.

A wonderful kick-off to 2010, the International Sportsmans Expo was held in Denver in early January. Thanks to all who came by and visited the booth, and we look forward to seeing many of you on the trails this summer!

The Colorado Association of 4-Wheel Drive Clubs, Inc invited us at Stay The Trail out for another year of attending the Christmas Caravan for Kids toy run in December.

Sponsorship of the Mountain Magic float in the 9News Parade of Lights in Downtown Denver. This was our first year in the Parade, and we look forward to many more!

As a follow-up to the Moab trip the prior weekend, KBPI joined members of the Rampart Range Motorized Management Committee, Stay The Trail, and the South Platte Ranger District to complete a few projects at two of the staging areas along Rampart Range Road. Mother nature didn't cooperate, but we still had a great day!

Stay The Trail joined KBPI's Willie B and Clifton Slay from American Rock Rods for the Colorado Stimulus Package Round 3 in Moab, Utah. This provided a great opportunity for us to promote the responsible recreation ethic on the ground with enthusiasts, and was a great event!

The Rangely Rock Crawling club, in cooperation with the Bureau of Land Management, hosted their annual Rock Crawl Competition on September 26th. This event draws in participants from all over the western part of Colorado.

Stay The Trail continued its attendance at the annual RRMMC Poker Runs, held in Southwestern Douglas County twice a year. These fundraising events help with the management of the Rampart Range area, as well as provide donations for other organizations.

For the second consecutive year, Stay The Trail was invited by the US Forest Service to visit Taylor Park for the Labor Day holiday weekend. This area, in the Central Colorado Rockies, is a very popular recreation area and our presence was well recieved.

Report by Adam Pitchford, Stay The Trail Intern  ————- Because of Friday afternoon traffic, it took me about 3 hours to get down to the trail head and I pulled in right about 5pm.  When I pulled in I was the only person there, and with the exception of a few people stopping by to [...]

Stay The Trail was invited by Colorado State Parks to attend thier 50th Birthday Bash on June 17th at Cherry Creek State Park. As a program started by, and funded through, the State Parks OHV Registration Program we were happy to oblige! Happy Birthday Colorado State Parks!!!

The education trailer made its annual visit to the North Sand Hills this past Memorial Day, in cooperation with the Bureau of Land Management's Kremmling Field Office. The North Sand Hills also connect to the extensive trail system within Colorado's State Forest State Park.

High Country 4x4 invited Stay The Trail to participate in their annual Open House on May 16th in Denver. High Country has been a great supporter of the program over the years, and we greatly appreciate all their help!

With the change of plans resulting from the Texas Creek OHV Area's bridge, the Stay The Trail trailer spent a few days in the Four Mile Recreation Area near Buena Vista.