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Saturday, November 14th, 2009: Salida Mountain Trails Shindig(0)
Salida Mountain Trails (SMT) requests volunteer assistance for the trail workday and lunch on Saturday.
Salida Mountain Trails ribbon cutting May 17th(0)
Salida Mountain Trails holds a ribbon cutting ceremony on Tenderfoot Mountain, May 17th at 2:00pm.
Salida Mountain Trails crew creates new trail extension(1)
In the first of many such workdays planned for 2009, volunteers created about 800 feet of new singletrack on S Mountain, extending Tenderfoot Trail to connect with Backbone Trail.
Salida Mountain Trails publishes volunteer schedule(0)
Salida Mountain Trails has many opportunities for you to help build and maintain trails around Salida, Colorado.
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!
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.
Monarch Crest Trail to star in National Public Lands Day(0)
Monarch Crest will be celebrated, and improved, during National Public Lands Day.
Salida Mountain Trails works to improve local recreation(0)
Salida Mountain Trails is working with the Bureau of Land Management and various stakeholders to improve the diversity and accessibility of local trails via a planned trail network in the foothills above Salida.
Tenderfoot gets a new trail(0)
Salida City Council approves a proposal by Salida Mountain Trails for a new trail on Tenderfoot Mountain to be constructed by volunteers, the first step in a comprehensive plan for local, multiple-use trails.
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