Trails Committee
The purpose of the Trails Committee is to promote development and maintenance of a comprehensive and sustainable trail system throughout the Estes Valley, which considers a variety of trail users.
The Committee acts as an Advisory Board to the Recreation District.
Download a Commitee Application Form
The Trails Committee meets on the second Monday of each month, at 7:00 P.M.
Meetings are open to the public and are held in the downstairs meeting room at the Estes Park Golf Course clubhouse (18-Hole Golf Course), 1480 Golf Course Road, Estes Park, Colorado, unless otherwise posted.
Trails Committee Meeting Agenda:
2013 Trails Committee Meeting Minutes
2012 Trails Committee Meeting Minutes
2011 Trails Committee Meeting Minutes
ABOUT THE TRAILS COMMITTEE
The committee is comprised of local citizens, a representative from the Town of Estes Park, and a representative from the Recreation District’s Board of Directors.
Committee members serve a three-year term.
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Trails Committee Members: |
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Danny Basch |
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Hal Dalzel |
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Ed Hayek |
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Gary Matthews |
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Lisa Plaut |
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Amy Plummer |
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Dick Putney |
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Ken TeSelle |
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Dave Shirk |
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Ron Duell |
THE ROLE OF THE ESTES VALLEY TRAILS COMMITTEE IS:
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To advise the Board of Directors of Estes Valley Recreation and Park District on trail issues such as planning, budgeting, maintenance, and design standards of trails.
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To collaborate with other organizations and property owners to plan and improve trails.
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To advocate trails in the community.
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To involve a variety of trail users in the planning and implementation process.
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To identify and communicate trail needs, constraints, and priorities.
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To seek cooperation with the Town of Estes Park, Larimer County Open Lands, National Park Service, U. S. Forest Service, Bureau of Reclamation, Colorado Department of Wildlife, Estes Valley Land Trust, Estes Valley Improvement Association, other agencies, and private land owners to develop and improve trails.
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To coordinate volunteer organizations in both maintenance and trail development project.
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To insure public access to trails through easements and acquisitions.
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To promote connectivity of trails throughout the region.