Together we can finish the last 12 7.5 miles of the Eagle Valley Trail.
“With the completed portions of the trail, I feel safe riding the EagleVail section again. My girlfriend and I enjoy riding to Vail and attending concerts. By completing the entire trail, it will give us even more options to ride up and down valley without ever having to get in our car. We will be protected from the danger of car accidents.”
— John-Ryan Lockman, Climate Action Collaborative
“I’m proud that we were able to complete a portion of the trail so students coming from Eagle River Village can make it to school safely. There’s still a significant need to complete the section of the trail from Lake Creek Village and throughout Edwards to ensure every student has access to a safe route to school.”
— Beverly Brennand, Edwards Elementary School
Our Purpose
Connect our community.
Connect to work, school and public transportation throughout Eagle County and other Summit, Garfield and Pitkin County trails.
Address climate change.
Shift to greener, healthier and more inclusive travel.
Equity and inclusivity.
Ensure our communities have safe routes that are accessible for all ages, abilities and budgets.
Economic impact.
Attract low impact travelers to support local businesses.
Quality of place.
Provide a safe environment to get outside, improving our community’s physical and mental health.
Sustainable tourism.
Disperse travelers from tourist hot spots and provide alternative modes of transportation in Colorado’s most popular resort destinations.
Donate to help us finish the last 12 miles! Your donation will make it possible to finish the EVT by 2024.
52.7 of 63 miles completed
Trail connections still to be constructed
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Dotsero to Gypsum Duck Ponds
1.7 Miles
Approximately $2.6 million -
Horn Ranch to Edwards
7.5 miles
Approximately $26 million -
EagleVail to Dowd Junction
1.5 miles
Approximately $7.9 million -
Dowd Junction to Minturn
1.3 miles
Approximately $1.5 million