Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests
Breckenridge
- Breckenridge Ski Resort Proposes Major Expansion
Your Letters Needed by February 17. Already the second largest ski resort in Colorado , Breckenridge has proposed to expand to the north, onto Peak 6. The expansion would: destroy an excellent backcountry skiing area, as well as fragment habitat for lynx and other species, invade an area considered to have outstanding ecological values, and exacerbate existing traffic and affordable housing shortage problems. There is simply no justification for the proposed expansion. More
- May 2005: Forest
Service Reapproves Peak 8 Summit Lift at Breckenridge Ski
Area
Buffalo Pass, CO
Camp Hale, CO
Crested Butte, CO
Fee Demo
Forest Plans
Grand County, CO
Grand Mesa, CO
Gunnison National Forest, CO
Huts/Cabins
Jenny Lind Gulch, CO
Loveland Pass, CO
Medicine Bow National Forest, WY
- March 2003: Help Keep The Medicine Bow WILD! (Alert!)
North Cascades/Methow Valley, WA
Molas Pass, CO
Ptarmigan Pass, CO
Rabbit Ears Pass
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Pike & San Isabel
National Forests
Red Mountain Pass, CO
- February 2002: Concern
over losing prime skiing terrain near Red Mountain Pass
Roadless Area Protection
Routt National Forest, CO
San Juan National Forest, CO
Ski Area Expansions, CO
Silverton Mountain, CO
- February 2002: What
in the heck is going on in Silverton?
- Silverton Mountain, located outside of Silverton,
Colorado, will open as a new backcountry ski area this winter.
A single lift will serve a limited number of skiers per day allowing
them to access challenging terrain not normally found at a ski
area. Details will follow in the next newsletter. For more information,
please see www.silvertonmountain.com.
St. Mary's Glacier, CO
Uncompahgre Plateau, CO
Telluride, CO
User Fees
Yellowstone & Grand Teton
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