OHV Trail Grant Applications are Available for Review
The 2022-2023 OHV Trail Grant applications are posted below for public review. Comments can be emailed to dnr_trails@state.co.us.
The Public Comment Period is now CLOSED
The State Recreational Trails Committee and its grant review and ranking subcommittees will be meeting to review these grant applications in accordance with the schedule posted on OHV Program page. These meetings are open to the public and provide a platform for verbal comment on the applications.
Region Wildlife Impact Summaries - 2023
OHV Competitive Trail Project Grants - 2022-2023
- OHV Dozer 23 Project 2023
- Box Canyon Trail Project 2023
- OHV San Carlos Trail Projects 2023
- OHV Trail Dozer Maintenance Program 2023
- Heavy Equipment Crew 2023
- Star Trail Heavy Maintenance 2023
- Rampart Trail and Patrol Crew V 2023
- Timberline Maintenance and Patrol II 2023
- Eagle OHV Equipment Grant 2023
- GJFO Equipment Operations 2023
- COHVCO Economic and Use Study 2023
- HPBE OHV Trail Crew 2023
- Grand Junction Motocross Track, Ph.4 2023
- White River OHV Open Areas 2023
- Divide Heavy Maintenance Crew 2023
- Big Bend OHV Track Maintenance 2023
- Tres Rios OHV Crew 2023
- Canyon Creek Heavy Maintenance 2023
- Little Snake OHV Trail Crew 2023
- Canon City Area Trail Maintenance 2023
- RRMMC Trail Maintenance 2023
- CCMR Trail Maintenance 2023
- OHV Royal Gorge Trail Crew 2023
- Supply and Equipment Grant 2023
- Trail Dozer Grant 2023
- Pilot Program Subcontractor Trail Maintenance 2023
- BLM Statewide OHV Law Enforcement 2023
- CCRD OHV Crew 2023
- Metcalf FSR 779 Maintenance Support 2023
- Stay the Trail Education and Stewardship Alliance 2023
- Travel Management Signage 2023
- Craig Outdoor Recreation Education C.O.R.E. 2023
- Boulder Ranger District OHV Crew 2023
- Dry Lake Motocross Park, Ph.2 2023
- Donner Pass-Lookout Mountain Rehab 2023
- OHV Seasonal Trail Crew 2023
- Italian Creek FS 759 Rehab 2023
- North Zone OHV Crew 2023
Good Management Submissions
Good OHV Management Trail Crew ProjectsGood 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.
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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.
These grants are given first priority in funding through the OHV Grant Program because of their long standing attention to high-use OHV riding areas and their successful history of managing those areas. - 2020-2021 and 2021-2022 Projects
