Blog Posts
Lose the Keys – Bicycles Are Shifting the Future
Swapping four tires for two can save more than just gas money – it can also save Eagle County from harmful CO2 emissions. Read this blog post to learn how using the Eagle Valley Trail can help.
We’re $7 Million Closer to Finishing the EVT!
Recognized as a “once-in-a-lifetime vision,” Eagle County is one of seven grantees named by the Board of Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO), which invests a portion of Colorado Lottery proceeds into outdoor recreation. Read this blog post to learn more about this award!
Together, We Have Made a Difference.
Since its inception in 1996, the ECO Trails Committee has dedicated expert guidance and time on the Eagle Valley Trail. Read this blog post to learn more about their efforts.
Bridging the Gap at Mott’s Landing
The bridge that stretches across the Eagle River at Mott’s Landing is more than just a bridge. It’s a symbol of generosity and a testament to the dedication longtime Wolcott residents Dave and Sue Mott have to the stewardship and protection of land in Eagle Valley.
The History of the Eagle Valley Trail
Prior to 1940, if you were making the trek from Denver to western Colorado, your only options were treacherous Shrine Pass or the circuitous route over a two-lane country road to Minturn…