Recreation
Fishermen cautious toward Nestlé proposal(3)
While the project as it stands would appear to have little or no impact on both Arkansas River flows and the quality of the fishery, consensus seems to be that there are still too many unknowns for a definitive judgment to be passed.
Salida Mountain Trails publishes volunteer schedule(0)
Salida Mountain Trails has many opportunities for you to help build and maintain trails around Salida, Colorado.
Buena Vista approves GOCO grant(0)
Two hundred thousand dollars from GOCO and some additional local funds will be used to improve the whitewater park, install climbing boulders and construct a small park and trails near South Main.
Salida Recreation programs for winter 2009(0)
Selected Salida Recreation programs for winter 2009, including: guided mountain bike rides, sledding, swimming, snow sculpture and snowshoeing.
Salida Mountain Trails overview(3)
Summary of a local works project
Salida Mountain Trails’ volunteer day a huge success(3)
Salida Mountain Trails called for volunteers to help build singletrack on Saturday, December 6, 2008. We had a great turnout and our energetic volunteers helped build 1000 feet of new trail. Lots of progress is being made thanks to enthusiastic support from the people of Chaffee County!
Salida Recreation – Ski Bus to Monarch(0)
Salida Recreation will transport skiers and boarders to and from Monarch every Saturday until mid-March.
Salida Recreation – Kids Connection for December(0)
Salida Recreation features a number of winter events and opportunities, including the Monarch ski bus, a Parents’ Night Out and a ski trip to Breckenridge.
Curtain Call Compromise: Council enacts 2B at $2.50 and $4.82(0)
Surprise ending to debate over 2B ends with council approving enacting the new, voter-approved occupational lodging tax at $2.50 for the first year, then $4.82 starting in 2010.
Trails group wishes to be responsive to Salidans’ opinions(7)
Salida Mountain Trails has created a new trail for non-motorized users on property owned by Salida near Tenderfoot Mountain. Tentatively known as “Little Rattler”, the trail is the result of a partnership with the City and the culmination of a process which strives to include all trail users and land stakeholders.
Council weighs fistful of dollars or few dollars more for rec, arts(2)
Most public discussion about 2B has focused on the local tourism economy. Little, if any, discussion has considered the impact of the different rates on the city’s capacity to fund improvements to recreation and cultural amenities as earmarked in the new tax.
Negotiating group agrees to support 2B at $2.50(2)
City officials face balancing the “will of the people” against lodgers’ fears of adverse impacts to their businesses, local tourism industry and tourism marketing.
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