COLORADO PARKS & WILDLIFE

​Good Management trail crew projects will receive funding every year. There is no competitive process for obtaining this grant money. Successful OHV Good Management Program grant applicants must:

• ​​Have a service area widely used for OHV riding. 

• Demonstrate over a consecutive period of three or more years their ability to fulfill the fiscal and field objectives as presented in their annual OHV grant proposals and achieve all aspects of a Good Management Program.

• Take a holistic management approach that preserves riding opportunities while protecting sensitive resources within the areas they service.​​​

• Provide service including trail and support facility maintenance, as well as: reconstruction, monitoring, signing, trail and signage inventory, education, mapping, compliance checks, and, in the case of the Forest Service, law enforcement.

• Involve trail crews that use "best practices" to maintain and restore OHV riding areas.

• Include at least two (but preferably three) full-time, seasonal crew members who must be deployed for at least five months during the summer and fall recreation seasons.