Hancock Pass I Miner's Loop I Trail Work I Water Bars I CORE Trail Crew

Watch as we take a mini-excavator up the St. Elmo side of Hancock Pass to build some much-needed water bars. Find out why drainage on trails is important and why we put so much effort into unneeded erosion control.
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[@darinanderson2261]

Great work! Thanks for all the hard work to keep our local trails open!

[@cmcer1995]

Appreciate your efforts to keep these trails open as there are many organizations that would love to see all access cutoff to a lot of BLM and National Forest Lands as well. Great to have dedicated people who can do the grunt work that needs to be done.

[@keeptrailsopen]

Thank You!

[@Rocklobster700]

I ran Hancock this year and I hit my plates and frame more times than probably 75 trails I've ran in Colorado. 35s and 2.5 lift. It's a Rock Garden now Tomichi Pass that's a top Notch trail thanks for all the work you do in this area !!

[@coloradomallcrawlers]

Man, I love heavy equipment… let me know when you need a locomotive engineer. Newest rumor is my 11 on, 4 days off starts in December 2023. So my guess is August of 2024. Good work as always!

[@keeptrailsopen]

Let's get you on a project soon!

[@Berserkeroffroad]

Thanks for this. What can 4x4 and OHV enthusiasts do to ensure the longevity of these roads?

[@keeptrailsopen]

Roads will always need maintenance, and no features will last forever. But slowing down (mostly the UTV folks) can help keep roads in better condition.